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November
25
CALL FOR PAPERS – 7TH VELUX DAYLIGHT SYMPOSIUM: DEADLINE 30 NOVEMBER 2016

by VELUX Group

Submit your abstract to the 7th VELUX Daylight Symposium, to be held at Café Moskau in Berlin on 3-4 May 2017 under theme “Healthy & Climate-Friendly Architecture – from knowledge to practice.”

Join the dialogue at the internationally recognized meeting point for daylight research and practice. This year’s symposium invites presentations from researchers and experiences from the engineering and architectural practice as well as policy makers – to focus on the use of daylight to create buildings that promote […]

November
07
DESIGN METHODOLOGY AND CRITERIA FOR DAYLIGHT AND THERMAL COMFORT IN NEARLYZERO ENERGY OFFICE BUILDINGS IN NORDIC CLIMATE

by Line Røseth Karlsen, Aalborg University, Denmark

The objective of this thesis was to facilitate an integrated building design process applicable to office buildings in Nordic climate with respect to thermal comfort, daylighting and energy use. The thesis is divided into three main parts.

Part I contains a literature review carried out to investigate if the present thermal comfort and daylight design practices constitute any obstacle for conducting an integrated design. Based on findings in the literature it was suggested that modelling of mean radiant temperature (MRT) should be […]