Architectural Daylighting Control
Architectural Daylighting Control refers to the design and implementation of systems within a building that maximize the use of natural light to illuminate interior spaces. This can include the use of building materials, window placements, shading devices, and automated controls to regulate the amount of sunlight entering a space. The goal of architectural daylighting control is to reduce the need for artificial lighting during daylight hours, improve energy efficiency, and create a more comfortable and visually appealing environment for building occupants.