Daylighting AnalysisArchitecture
Daylighting Analysis in architecture refers to the process of evaluating natural light levels within a building or space to optimize the use of daylight as a primary source of illumination. This analysis involves studying the orientation of the building, the placement of windows and skylights, and the use of shading devices to control the amount of sunlight entering the space. By conducting a daylighting analysis, architects can design buildings that are energy-efficient, provide a comfortable and visually pleasing environment for occupants, and reduce the reliance on artificial lighting.