Daylighting Architecture
Daylighting architecture refers to the intentional design and implementation of natural light into buildings and structures. This practice involves the strategic placement of windows, skylights, light shelves, and other elements to maximize the amount of sunlight that enters a space. Daylighting architecture aims to reduce the need for artificial lighting during the daytime, improve energy efficiency, enhance occupant comfort, and create visually pleasing environments that connect occupants to the natural world.