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daylighting

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daylighting [′dā‚līd·iŋ]
(civil engineering)
To light an area with daylight.

daylighting
Lighting of the interior of a building by natural means; for example, by windows or skylights.


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In Tropical regions daylighting leads to a significant rise in temperature, which has to be countered by air-conditioning if the occupants are to remain cool and comfortable.
Tap into Daylighting: Just as it sounds, daylighting means to let in the natural light of the sun during the day, which lowers the need and use for electric lighting.
Glass walls are employed to create a collegial atmosphere, allow privacy when needed, and promote daylighting throughout the full-floor space.
 
 
 
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