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Daylighting for Sustainable Design

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ISBN-10: 0070254397

ISBN-13: 9780070254398

Edition: 2000

Authors: Mary Guzowski

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This text introduces daylighting as a key component in a sustainable approach to architectural design. The text provides practical design strategies for sustainable daylighting design through three basic approaches.
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Book details

List price: $79.95
Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
Publication date: 10/11/1999
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 448
Size: 7.25" wide x 9.25" long x 1.25" tall
Weight: 2.882
Language: English

List of Projects
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Environmental Considerations
Take a Bioregional Approach
Apparent Movement of the Sun
Time of Day
Seasons
Geographic and Spatial Location
Sky Conditions
Cosmic Order
Place
Color and Form
Climate and Site
Relationship to the Environment
Solar Access
Comfort
Endnotes
Do More with Less
Illumination
Passive Heating and Cooling
Water and Waste Processing
Electric Energy Generation
Roofs and Skylights
Facade Systems
Shading Systems
Plant Growth
Sunspaces and Greenhouses
Glasshouses and Conservatories
Endnotes
Design for Evolution
Waste and Evolutionary Design
An Evolutionary Approach to Daylighting
Adapting the Past for the Present
Planning in the Present for the Future
Daylighting Concepts for Adaptation and Evolution
Endnotes
Architectonic Considerations
Shape Form to Guide Flow
Form and the Luminous Program
Building Massing
Linear Forms
Centric Forms
Clustered Forms
Building Plan and Section
Room Depth and Height
Surface Form and Characteristics
Windows
Window Size
Window Position
Window Detailing
Endnotes
Use Appropriate Technology
Daylighting Technologies
Architectural and Technological Approaches to Daylighting
Daylighting Technologies and the Building Envelope
Glazing Assemblies and Glass Technologies
Recent Glazing Innovations
New Glazing Research
Daylighting Systems Within the Glazing Cavity
Opportunities of the Glazing Cavity
Glazing Assemblies with Integrated HVAC Systems
Integrated Glazing and Shading Systems
Exterior and Interior Shading System
Endnotes
Human Considerations
Address Health and Well-Being
Light and Clinical Therapy
Phototherapy
Chronotherapy
Chromotherapy
Visual Comfort
Sick Building Syndrome and Building-Related Illness
Computer Vision syndrome and Other Health Issues
Healing Environments
Endnotes
Consider Quality of Life
Social Connections
Human Contact
Hierarchy and Power
Participation and Influence
Environmental Connections
Rural Environments
Urban Environments
Spiritual Connections
Endnotes
Learn from Nature
Ecological Processes
Malcolm Wells: A Wilderness-Based Checklist
John Todd and Nancy Jack Todd: Nine Precepts for Ecology as the Basis for Design
William McDonough: The Hannover Principles
John Tillman Lyle: Strategies for Regenerative Design
Sim Van der Ryn and Stuart Cowan: Second-Generation Ecological Design
Ecological Literacy
Ecological Experiences
A Forest Ecosystem
A Wetland Ecosystem
Endnotes
Bibliography
Index