Building Technology III: Visual Perception

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Explores the physics of building technology and the physiology of vision, emphasizing visual comfort and lighting effects.

Explores lighting strategies, color rendering, and efficiency of natural and artificial light sources in building physics.

Explores visual comfort, luminance contrasts, and lighting performance in indoor spaces, including natural and artificial lighting systems.

Explores LED efficiency, fabrication, and comparison with alternative light sources, emphasizing the importance of the color rendering index.

Explores the analysis of natural and artificial lighting in a classroom setting.

Delves into inspiring lamps and lighting atmospheres, highlighting the evolution of lighting perception and the impact on architectural spaces.

Explains photometry, focusing on light measurement and its relationship with human vision and optical detectors.

Explores the historical evolution and challenges of efficient visible light emitters, focusing on LED technology and the quest for 100%+ efficiency.

Explores building physics principles for natural lighting and passive solar facades.

Covers the impact of daylight on human well-being, from design considerations to physiological effects and potential benefits.