Daylighting for Sustainable Design
Mary Guzowski
Abstract
Mary Guzowski
Abstract
Introduction: a theoretical framework for a sustainable approach to daylight. Part 1 Environmental approaches: take a bioregional approach do more with less design for evolution flexibility, and adaptability. Part 2 Architectonic considerations: shape form to guide flow use appropriate technology take an integrated approach. Part 3 Human considerations: address health and well-being consider quality of life reveal process to educate.
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Introduction: a theoretical framework for a sustainable approach to daylight. Part 1 Environmental approaches: take a bioregional approach do more with less design for evolution flexibility, and adaptability. Part 2 Architectonic considerations: shape form to guide flow use appropriate technology take an integrated approach. Part 3 Human considerations: address health and well-being consider quality of life reveal process to educate.
Key concepts: Daylighting, Adaptability, Flexibility (engineering), Architectural engineering, Daylight, Process (computing), Quality (philosophy), Sustainable design