Lectures related to Daylighting

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

Explores the physiology of vision, lighting technology, and visual comfort in building design.

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

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

Explores the importance of daylight in architecture, covering metrics, standards, and strategies for sustainable building design.

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

Delves into the significance of daylight for indoor environments, covering visual comfort, emotional responses, and vitality.

Covers the use of Dial Plus for calculating daylight factors and natural lighting.

Explores microclimatic analysis using Ladybug Tools in Grasshopper for urban design.

Covers the analysis of natural light using Honeybee for building energy, comfort, daylighting, and lighting simulations.

Discusses building physics and energy-efficient design for summer comfort.

Explores the impact of night protection, thermal bridges, passive solar facades, and thermal comfort in buildings.

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

Explores legislative aspects of acoustics, lighting, radon, and asbestos in construction.

Explores heat transfer in windows and coatings, analyzing spectral transmittance, reflectance, and absorptance in various scenarios.