Summary
This review paper examines the design and assessment of daylighting systems in tall building office environments, framing natural light access as a health consideration in densely built urban spaces. While the abstract focuses heavily on tall building justification and urban development, the stated focus on human-centered daylighting design has implications for circadian lighting strategies in high-rise workplaces.
Categories
Workplace Performance: Discusses daylighting system design in office settings within tall buildings, with relevance to occupant health and performance.
Sleep & Circadian Health: Addresses health benefits of daylighting in built environments, which connects to circadian entrainment through natural light exposure.
Author(s)
P Mathur
Publication Year
2023
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