Sustainable Lighting Design

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Happy new year everyone! We are starting off 2022 with the 7th episode of our podcast on sustainable lighting design featuring Lisa Heschong.

In this episode, Lisa shares her practical and research experience on daylight, electric light and views out. We discuss some of her research findings that she tackled in her new book, and dwell on stories on the importance of views, especially on children and on designing schools.

‘‘I would love it if all electric light designers were very well versed in daylighting analytics and would approach the building first as a daylit space, and understand that during the daytime, the primary role is to supplement and complement daylight.’’ Says Lisa Heschong.

Lisa Heschong is an architect and founding principal of the Heschong Mahone Group (HMG), a building science consulting firm, where she led groundbreaking research showing the relationship between daylight and student test scores, retail sales, and office worker performance. Lisa is also the author of the renowned book Thermal Delight in Architecture, and the most recently published book Visual Delight in Architecture, along with many groundbreaking technical publications about daylighting and energy efficiency in buildings.

✨To listen to this episode, you can use these links:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/66AkDckUk7eUpjEa4wsgI5

https://anchor.fm/sld1/episodes/Visual-delight-in-architecture-the-role-of-window-views-e1c1355

Enjoy!