The Profitability of Healthy Spaces  

The Business Case for Designing with Light and Air

Sponsored by Kingspan Light + Air

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Natural light and air in the built environment are vitally important to the well-being of the occupants and their productivity, and to the profitability of businesses and building owners. But not all daylighting designs are created equal. The designer must understand not only the importance of natural light in the workplace, schools, and retail environments, but also how to bring it about for optimal function, performance, and durability. This course discusses the factors to consider.

Profitability

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Originally published in Process Heating

Originally published in October 2020

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
  • Discuss the impact of high-performing built environments on the well-being and productivity of occupants, and the profitability of businesses and building owners.
  • Define innovative methods to bring natural light and air into buildings.
  • Identify durable and high-performing glazing materials.
  • List building standards and codes applicable to designing with light and air.
  • Identify case studies that illustrate the positive effect of designing light and air.