Light & Engineering 31 (2)

Volume 31
Date of publication 04/14/2023
Pages 39–42

Daylighting of Low-Rise Buildings with Roof System of Illumination in the Case of Dense Surrounding Urban Development L&E, Vol.31, No.2, 2023

Articles authors:

Kira O. Larionova, Sergey V. Stetsky

Kira O. Larionova, Ph. D., Associate Professor of the chair Architectural Design and Environmental Physic at the Moscow State University of Civil Engineering. She graduated from Moscow State University of Civil Engineering in 2009, Institute of Construction and Architecture. Her research spheres: environmental design, daylighting, and solar protection

Sergey V. Stetsky, Ph. D., Associate Professor of the chair Architectural Design and Environmental Physics at the Moscow State University of Civil Engineering. He graduated from Moscow Civil Engineering Institute in 1970, faculty of Industrial and Civil Construction. He has 50 years’ experience in higher education in this field and in scientific studies on Building Physics and Environmental Design

Abstract:

In this article, emphasis on the new principles and methods in daylighting design of interiors has been laid. This new approach is connected with the roof daylighting system in various buildings in the condition of dense urban development. It is felt that after the consideration of various kinds of planning and structural design, connected with the skylight’s sizes and position, the surroundings buildings height and coloristic finishing, and etc., the determination of some specific quotients will not present much of difficulties.
In the article, a number of designs recommendations and conclusions have been made and a number of dependences of characteristics, important from scientific point of view, have been determined.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.33383/2023-010

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