Daylight variability throughout the day makes it an ideal light source for the stimulation of
humans' circadian systems. However, the key criteria, including proper quantity, quality, and …

Light meets the visual needs of the human body through the visual channel, and guides the
physiological system of the human body to synchronize with the cycle of luminous …

Thermochromic glazing (TC) is able to modulate the solar radiation transmittance through
windows in response to temperature, passively. Apart from the significant role of TC …

This paper develops a biophilic wellbeing framework for positive indoor-outdoor
connections in Arctic buildings to respond to occupants' wellbeing and energy-efficiency …

An average working individual in today's society spends a considerable amount of a typical
day in an office environment. This, in turn, can negatively influence her or his circadian …

This research explores the effects of light in terms of colour, surface colour configuration and
finishes using simple and advanced methods in the development of biophilic lighting …

This study presents a data-driven approach for investigating practical aspects of responsive
facades illuminance optimization. In this approach, the hourly indoor illuminance data and …

The color‐tuning capability of solid‐state lighting (SSL) systems are highly demanded for
smart lighting according to the environmental conditions, as well as wireless sensing of the …

The difference between the functioning of the human non-visual and photopic systems has
elicited the need for complex in situ measurements or time-consuming multi-spectral …

Northern building envelopes must provide efficient indoor-outdoor connections based on
photobiological-psychological needs of occupants for positive relationships with the sub …