The design of daylight in architecture is usually addressed for energetic and building technical reasons. However, the daylight planning is much more than the measurement of daylight volumes in rooms and the calculation of daylight quotients. Targeted planning creates atmosphere, sustainable well-being and guarantees the economic operation of the building.
For historic buildings, daylight is used as a means of design in addition to the functional aspect. Modern architecture rediscovers daylight and brings forth master architects of space and light.
We offer the necessary support for your project. Optimal daylighting as a design element and the energetic balance in interaction with window surfaces, shading and the room climate.