Daylight Design Guidelines & Strategies - 2 LHs

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Time: 1 Month Duration

Location: Online

Fees: 100 USD

Using daylight in buildings is a key strategy for passive design. Efficient daylighting schemes help achieve comfort by offering optimum illumination, excellent colour-rendering; avoiding glare and excessive brightness ratios which has a positive impact on occupant health and well-being. This course will discuss strategies that are necessary to be implemented during conceptual design to integrate the right elements for daylighting. These are simple yet very important elements that need to be decided at the very beginning to steer the design in the right direction. For example, carefully orienting the building for solar access, and controlling the quality and quantity of light as it enters inside a space. Since most of the light that enters buildings is through windows and skylights, comprehending a set of strategies for effective fenestration design would make one’s job easier at the early design stage. These thumb rules do not require many calculations, but it does impact the overall building form, volume and space planning. This course also enumerates many interesting projects that showcase the successful integration of daylight for enhancing the character of a space. The entire lecture is structured into 8 modules with highly visual and engaging content. At the end of the course, you will walk away with the knowledge that you can apply to your work.

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Course Curriculum

Lecture: 1 Introduction


Lecture: 2 Module 1: History of Daylight


Lecture: 3 Module 2: The Dynamics of Light


Lecture: 4 Module 3: Daylight Strategies for Buildings


Lecture: 5 Module 4: Daylight Strategies for Side Lighting


Lecture: 6 Module 5: Daylight Strategies for Top Lighting


Lecture: 7 Module 6: Other Techniques for Daylighting


Lecture: 8 Module 7: Examples for Inspiration


Lecture: 9 Module 8: Daylight Design Guidelines in GSAS


What you will Learn

1. Define the significance of daylight in buildings.

2. Enumerate daylight guidelines for overall building design.

3. List daylight design strategies for fenestrations.

4. Understand application in design.

Course Features

Learners Enrolled:

7

Duration:

1 hours, 6 minutes

Fees:

USD 100

Learning Hours (LH):

2 LHs

Language:

English

Experience Level:

Intermediate

Accreditation:

GSAS Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

Course Type:

Sustainability Courses

Status

Enabled

Instructor Information

Course Validity: Activated upon purchased and valid for 1 Month.

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