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Lighting Design
Building with light
Guidelines for architects
More than any other material used, daylight determines spatial effects, generates moods and sets the stage for architecture. Well-lit rooms make us feel good and are conducive to productive work. Light also promotes good health. Moreover, the meaningful planning of daylight and coordinated artificial lighting, even in office buildings, also contributes to energy saving. The new volume of the DETAIL Practice series features important principles on the planning of daylight and artificial lighting, compiled by experienced specialist authors. In addition to simple planning rules such as floor plan designs, building orientation and façade membering, current daylight and artificial lighting systems are introduced and explained using example projects.
- Solutions for the planning of daylight and artificial lighting, whether constructing homes, administrative buildings or special projects
- Advice: Important considerations when preparing for tenders and building inspections
- Separate manufacturer demonstrations for daylight and artificial lighting systems
- Overview of building management systems functionality
Ulrike Brandi Licht
2006
112 pages, with numerous drawings and photos
Paperback, 21 x 29.7 cm
ISBN 3-7643-7493-8
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