The Lens: Daylight Without an Open View from the Street
The Lens in Montreal separates daylight, outlook and access through curved glass bricks, an open garden elevation and a separate approach to a flexible workspace.
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Seamstresses’ Working Environment in the VAVI Building: Daylight and Clarity in the Production Process
From a Small Workshop to a Production EnterpriseThe architects began collaborating with Jirka Vávra and Katka Jirotová several years ago….
A Modern Home Designed to Blend with Nature: Coastal Views and Abundant Natural Light
This contemporary home, created by WaterShed Engineers, is designed to harmonize with its coastal surroundings on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, offering…
The Francis Condominium by Lo Design: Maximizing Daylight with Bevelled Roof and Courtyards in Philadelphia
Located in the rapidly evolving Francisville neighborhood of Philadelphia, Lo Design’s latest project—the Francis apartment building—brings a fresh architectural perspective…
Daylight Award 2026
OverviewThe Daylight Award 2026 celebrates outstanding contributions in the fields of scientific daylight research and architectural use of daylight. It…
Sunday Light: A Revolutionary Daylight Simulation
Designers Nat Martin and Sean Hammett have introduced the Sunday Light, an overhead lighting solution aimed at replicating the mood-boosting…
Article: Modern Skylight Designs and Their Impact on Interior Spaces
Skylight designs have undergone significant changes in recent years, evolving from mere tools for natural light into essential elements of…
The Daylight Award 2024 are open
The Daylight Award 2024 are open Universita Luigi Bocconi Milan by Grafton Architects, The Daylight Award 2022 laureates for daylight in architecture. Photo by Iwan BaanThe Daylight Award honors and supports daylight research and daylight in architecture. It acknowledges and encourages both scientific knowledge and practical application of daylight, which interlink disciplines that are usually
10 advantages of natural light in buildings
One of the most crucial elements of architecture is natural lighting because of how it affects people’s welfare, saves energy,…
