Lecture

Daylight in Buildings: Metrics and Strategies

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This lecture covers the fundamentals of daylight, daylight metrics, and the importance of daylight in architecture. It discusses the need for metrics, luminous units, and EN 17037 standard. It explores the impact of daylight on comfort, health, and energy consumption, emphasizing the role of daylight in building design. The lecture also delves into the definition of daylight, daylight provision, and various daylight metrics used in sustainable architecture. It highlights the significance of exposure to sunlight, view out, and protection from glare in building design. The EN 17037 standard for daylight in buildings is explained, focusing on its goals, scope, and recommendations for achieving higher comfort and healthier buildings.

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