Summary
This paper investigates the effect of Low-E glazing window and clear glass window equipped with optimized shade on the circadian light distribution across an interior space, using computer simulations to evaluate the circadian light of a simulated office space.
Categories
Lighting Design Considerations: The paper discusses the impact of different types of window glazing and shading on the distribution of circadian light in an interior space, providing insights for lighting design considerations.
Well-being: The paper indirectly relates to well-being as it discusses the impact of circadian light, which is known to affect human health and well-being, on interior spaces.
Author(s)
H Arjmand Mazidi
Publication Year
2019
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