Building Physics: Lighting Strategies and Systems

This lecture covers topics related to building physics, focusing on lighting strategies and systems. It discusses the physiology of vision, including illumination and glare, as well as natural and artificial lighting sources. The lecture explores the principles of daylighting, color rendering, and the efficiency of different light sources. It also delves into the design considerations for optimal lighting performance in indoor spaces, such as luminous efficiency, color temperature, and the use of LED lamps. Additionally, it addresses the impact of lighting on visual comfort, energy efficiency, and the overall quality of illuminated environments.