Posts tagged ‘daylighting’
Environmental Design & Morphogenesis
April 28th, 2010
Guest author: Viktoria A Lytra
Even if the potential of environmental design to cause morphogenesis has been recognised widely, it remains so far unexplored because its main principles – related to building’s physics – are open to many architectural translations. Up to now the environmental input in architecture is limited in most of the cases to passive optimised strategies applied [...]
Tags: architectural association, daylighting, england, form generation, london, research, sustainble environmental design, temperate climate
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Harvard University’s daylighting tutorials
April 22nd, 2010
Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design have some interesting tutorials on the daylighting and getting started with Ecotect and Radiance for lighting analysis. They also have an excellent introduction on exporting Rhino models to Ecotect. I feel these are great introductions especially for ungraduate students of architecture who want to incorporate basic daylighting studies [...]
Tags: analysis, daylighting, harvard university, radiance, rhino, tutorial
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