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Technical / Environmental screening study
Daylight, across 18 levels.
An 18-level daylight-factor study translating a four-building model into comparable diagrams and a traceable calculation record.
01 / The design question
How can daylight performance be compared consistently across different buildings and floor plates?
02 / The approach
- Evaluate 18 levels across the West, North, South and Tower buildings using a common CIE overcast-sky baseline.
- Use a one-metre calculation grid at 0.8 metres above the slabs, with 12,794 accepted points recorded in the deliverables.
- Pair the Radiance results with consistent diagrams, a results register and model overlays so assumptions and locations remain traceable.
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03 / Deliverables
- 18-level analysis report
- Daylight-factor diagrams
- Calculation and results registers
- Rhino overlays and data exports
What the work makes clear
A consistent visual language allows design teams to compare the floor plates while retaining the numerical record behind each diagram.
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