Daylighting Lighting Technology

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• - Development of hybrid lighting systems using alternatively solar light through fiber optics or electrical light, at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
  
• - A program of the Energy Center of Wisconsin to incorporate daylighting into mainstream design and construction.
  
• - A case study about efficient sunlight use in schools.
  
• - Description of a glazing system with solar protection, daylighting and energy saving properties depending on the incident angle of the light.
  
• - A newsletter-article about the correct design of skylights in buildings.
  
• - Presentation slides from a daylighting seminar at Hong-Kong University.
  
• - The Technical Research Centre of Finland offers information about consulting services, reference projects, conservation issues for museums and galleries, and images of lighting simulations.
  
• - Article and inside views about a school with extensive daylight use.
  
• - Daylighting related information from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
  
• - A daylight redirection system consisting of specially shaped acrylic profiles within standard insulation glazing.
  
• - This initiative of the Pacific Gas and Electric education center offers case studies and design support material.
  
• - A research program to build market demand for daylighting. With information for owners, developers, architects, and engineers, as well as case studies.
  
• - Description of the daylighting measures taken to improve both the lighting and the energy independence for the Monastery of Christ in the Desert.
  
• - Joost van Santen is a dutch artist who works with light and especially daylight.
  
• - A review of daylighting technologies for buildings and their market position, by the European Network of Energy Agencies on behalf of the European Commission.
  
• - An excerpt from a book on energy efficiency, outlining the correct application, energy saving potential, and economic criteria of skylights and light pipes.