posted by Nicolas Roy, VELUX Group

CIBSE has published a new version of Lighting Guide 10 which deals with daylighting in the built environment.

From CIBSE.org

This guide takes the reader through the process of designing for daylighting, addressing the issues of aesthetics and building physics that lie at the heart of the discipline of architecture. This requires architects to understand the basic aspects of the engineering of light, and engineers to have a grasp of aesthetics. The format of the guide parallels the design process, beginning with outline considerations of form and orientation and leading on to the more detailed aspects of designing the building envelope to admit or to filter natural light through different shading systems. It also deals with the multitude of different visualisation techniques that allow the design team to explore the appearance of design solutions. In addition, it provides a guide to more detailed resource material.

http://www.cibse.org/Knowledge/CIBSE-LG/Lighting-Guide-10-Daylighting-a-Guide-for-Designer