For residential environments, energy-reducing strategies to cope with user activities and
behaviour are currently limited mainly to the implementation of improved lighting technology …

This paper investigates occupants' photobiological responses of biophilic analogous
patterns such as electrical lighting and surface colour configuration during dark periods in …

In this paper, we investigate how intensity of light in a space and ratios between light a
space and in its surroundings affect perception of the atmosphere of the space, experience …

One of the biggest challenges in urban densifications is securing adequate daylight access.
This study examines the potential of using semantic 3D city models as input to daylight …

In this conceptual article we propose a framework for describing the experience of delightful
daylighting in Nordic homes and a method to correlate it with an existing quantitative …

This paper explores how lighting and darkness influence human experiences of
architectural and social public urban contexts in dark hours. Tram stations in Aarhus …

Good lighting is one of the most important comfort factors in residential buildings. In creating
a comfortable and restorative living space, the effects of light, both visual and effects beyond …

This research aims to foster social sustainability by allowing residents to participate in
community decisions and creating a sense of belonging. Utilizing the photoelicitation …

Glare is a common local visual discomfort that is difficult to identify with conventional light
sensors. This article presents an artificial intelligence algorithm that detects subjective local …

Provision of daylight without the risk of discomfort glare is one of the aspects that determine
the quality of the classroom environment. Although discomfort glare from daylight is under …