The daylight factor - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 09:22, 7 October 2022

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	* 8 Nabil, A., Mardaljevic, J. 2006. Useful daylight illuminance: A replacement for daylight factors. Energy and Buildings. 38(4) 905-913.		* 8 Nabil, A., Mardaljevic, J. 2006. Useful daylight illuminance: A replacement for daylight factors. Energy and Buildings. 38(4) 905-913.

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	* Artificial lighting.		* Artificial lighting.

Designing Buildings at 09:54, 15 September 2020

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	* Working plane.		* Working plane.

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Designing Buildings at 12:56, 13 July 2020

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	Ref [https://www.breeam.com/NC2018/ BREEAM UK New Construction, Non-domestic Buildings (United Kingdom), Technical Manual, SD5078: BREEAM UK New Construction 2018 3.0], published by BRE Global Limited.		Ref [https://www.breeam.com/NC2018/ BREEAM UK New Construction, Non-domestic Buildings (United Kingdom), Technical Manual, SD5078: BREEAM UK New Construction 2018 3.0], published by BRE Global Limited.
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	* Working plane.		* Working plane.

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	Nearly all building designers have access to sophisticated CAD modelling and analysis tools. Given the importance of daylight in terms of human health, productivity, happiness and wellbeing, it is suggested that DF should be replaced with CBDM derived daylight indicator(s). This will help deliver outcomes which provide an optimum use of daylight, whist minimising energy requirements for artificial lighting and/or cooling. Utilising CBDM also enables the risks associated with glare and visual comfort within buildings to be accurately assessed and mitigated.		Nearly all building designers have access to sophisticated CAD modelling and analysis tools. Given the importance of daylight in terms of human health, productivity, happiness and wellbeing, it is suggested that DF should be replaced with CBDM derived daylight indicator(s). This will help deliver outcomes which provide an optimum use of daylight, whist minimising energy requirements for artificial lighting and/or cooling. Utilising CBDM also enables the risks associated with glare and visual comfort within buildings to be accurately assessed and mitigated.
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Designing Buildings at 09:48, 3 June 2020

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	Nearly all building designers have access to sophisticated CAD modelling and analysis tools. Given the importance of daylight in terms of human health, productivity, happiness and wellbeing, it is suggested that DF should be replaced with CBDM derived daylight indicator(s). This will help deliver outcomes which provide an optimum use of daylight, whist minimising energy requirements for artificial lighting and/or cooling. Utilising CBDM also enables the risks associated with glare and visual comfort within buildings to be accurately assessed and mitigated.		Nearly all building designers have access to sophisticated CAD modelling and analysis tools. Given the importance of daylight in terms of human health, productivity, happiness and wellbeing, it is suggested that DF should be replaced with CBDM derived daylight indicator(s). This will help deliver outcomes which provide an optimum use of daylight, whist minimising energy requirements for artificial lighting and/or cooling. Utilising CBDM also enables the risks associated with glare and visual comfort within buildings to be accurately assessed and mitigated.

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Editor at 18:02, 21 May 2020

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	* BRE Expert Collection 6 Daylight and shading.		* BRE Expert Collection 6 Daylight and shading.
	* Colour.		* Colour.
		+	* Colour Rendering Index CRI.
	* Daylight benefits in healthcare buildings.		* Daylight benefits in healthcare buildings.
	* Daylight lighting systems.		* Daylight lighting systems.

Designing Buildings at 09:40, 4 May 2020

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	Nearly all building designers have access to sophisticated CAD modelling and analysis tools. Given the importance of daylight in terms of human health, productivity, happiness and wellbeing, it is suggested that DF should be replaced with CBDM derived daylight indicator(s). This will help deliver outcomes which provide an optimum use of daylight, whist minimising energy requirements for artificial lighting and/or cooling. Utilising CBDM also enables the risks associated with glare and visual comfort within buildings to be accurately assessed and mitigated.		Nearly all building designers have access to sophisticated CAD modelling and analysis tools. Given the importance of daylight in terms of human health, productivity, happiness and wellbeing, it is suggested that DF should be replaced with CBDM derived daylight indicator(s). This will help deliver outcomes which provide an optimum use of daylight, whist minimising energy requirements for artificial lighting and/or cooling. Utilising CBDM also enables the risks associated with glare and visual comfort within buildings to be accurately assessed and mitigated.

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Designing Buildings at 08:15, 1 May 2020

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	* Daylight lighting systems.		* Daylight lighting systems.
	* Daylit space.		* Daylit space.
		+	* Designing daylight solutions for commercial buildings.
	* EN 17037 Daylight in buildings.		* EN 17037 Daylight in buildings.
	* General lighting v task lighting.		* General lighting v task lighting.

Designing Buildings at 13:01, 8 April 2020

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	Nearly all building designers have access to sophisticated CAD modelling and analysis tools. Given the importance of daylight in terms of human health, productivity, happiness and wellbeing, it is suggested that DF should be replaced with CBDM derived daylight indicator(s). This will help deliver outcomes which provide an optimum use of daylight, whist minimising energy requirements for artificial lighting and/or cooling. Utilising CBDM also enables the risks associated with glare and visual comfort within buildings to be accurately assessed and mitigated.		Nearly all building designers have access to sophisticated CAD modelling and analysis tools. Given the importance of daylight in terms of human health, productivity, happiness and wellbeing, it is suggested that DF should be replaced with CBDM derived daylight indicator(s). This will help deliver outcomes which provide an optimum use of daylight, whist minimising energy requirements for artificial lighting and/or cooling. Utilising CBDM also enables the risks associated with glare and visual comfort within buildings to be accurately assessed and mitigated.

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	* Artificial lighting.		* Artificial lighting.
		+	* Aspects of daylighting design covered by EN 17037.
	* BRE Expert Collection 6 Daylight and shading.		* BRE Expert Collection 6 Daylight and shading.
	* Colour.		* Colour.
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	* Daylight lighting systems.		* Daylight lighting systems.
	* Daylit space.		* Daylit space.
		+	* EN 17037 Daylight in buildings.
	* General lighting v task lighting.		* General lighting v task lighting.
	* Guiding light: Unlocking London's residential density.		* Guiding light: Unlocking London's residential density.
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	* Solar shading		* Solar shading
	* The daylight factor.		* The daylight factor.
		+	* Types of building EN 17037 applies to.
	* Uniformity of illuminance.		* Uniformity of illuminance.
	* Working plane.		* Working plane.

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Designing Buildings at 10:41, 6 April 2020

2020-04-06T10:41:11Z

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	Nearly all building designers have access to sophisticated CAD modelling and analysis tools. Given the importance of daylight in terms of human health, productivity, happiness and wellbeing, it is suggested that DF should be replaced with CBDM derived daylight indicator(s). This will help deliver outcomes which provide an optimum use of daylight, whist minimising energy requirements for artificial lighting and/or cooling. Utilising CBDM also enables the risks associated with glare and visual comfort within buildings to be accurately assessed and mitigated.		Nearly all building designers have access to sophisticated CAD modelling and analysis tools. Given the importance of daylight in terms of human health, productivity, happiness and wellbeing, it is suggested that DF should be replaced with CBDM derived daylight indicator(s). This will help deliver outcomes which provide an optimum use of daylight, whist minimising energy requirements for artificial lighting and/or cooling. Utilising CBDM also enables the risks associated with glare and visual comfort within buildings to be accurately assessed and mitigated.

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