Summary
This paper discusses the user experience and behavior related to lighting and window openings in Swedish homes, with the aim of understanding how residents use their lighting and what they want from it.
Categories
Lighting Design Considerations: The paper explores how residents use and experience lighting in their homes, including natural and artificial light sources, and how this impacts their comfort and intention to use certain lighting systems.
Well-being: The paper discusses the impact of lighting on residents' well-being, including their comfort and satisfaction with their home environment.
Author(s)
KM Gerhardsson, WA Rogers
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