The Transformative Power of Daylight

Daylighting design and analysis is the strategic use of natural light to illuminate interior space, reduce the need for artificial lighting and lower energy consumption. Its goal is to create environments that maximise natural light through well-considered layouts, glazing, reflective material specification and more.

“Daylight is an intentional, abundant and essential element of every space.”

Daylight is intangible and profoundly experiential. Its clear benefits, visible effects and measurable nature make it foundational in architecture. It is the number one quality that employees ask for in their environments.

Research indicates that workplaces using daylighting design strategies often see higher productivity and lower absenteeism. In terms of economic benefits, daylighting reduces reliance on artificial lighting and HVAC systems, which lowers energy costs while improving employee performance. Making use of natural light can save up to 75% of the combined energy used for lighting buildings and also reduces cooling costs.


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