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Light
Smallest quantity of energy transported.
Natural Lighting
Light from sun, stars, or fire; reduces energy use.
Daylighting
Technique to bring natural light indoors.
Natural Light
Radiation from the sun, blocked by atmosphere.
Direct Sunlight
Light entering through windows or skylights.
External Reflection
Light reflecting off external surfaces; can cause glare.
Internal Reflection
Light reflecting off internal surfaces like walls.
Vitamin D
Nutrient absorbed from sunlight; supports health.
Mental Health
Natural light exposure can reduce depression.
Better Sleep
More sunlight exposure improves sleep quality.
Artificial Lighting
Light generated through electric or electronic means.
LED
Energy-efficient light source; lasts 25 times longer.
Incandescent Bulb
Traditional bulb; least energy-efficient lighting option.
Fluorescent Bulb
More energy-efficient than incandescent; various sizes available.
Ambient Lighting
General illumination for safety and daily activities.
Task Lighting
Focused light for specific tasks like reading.
Accent Lighting
Highlights features; adds drama to spaces.
Architectural Lighting
Lighting design that enhances building aesthetics.
Aesthetic
Emotional impact of lighting on occupants.
Function
Ensures safety and visibility in spaces.
Efficiency
Minimizes wasted light; enhances energy use.
CFL
Compact fluorescent light; energy-efficient alternative.
Glare
Excessive brightness causing discomfort or visibility issues.
Task Surfaces
Areas where work is performed; need adequate lighting.
High Reflective Surfaces
Smooth or glossy finishes enhancing internal light.
Light Shelves
Architectural feature reflecting light deeper into spaces.
Energy Consumption
Amount of energy used by lighting fixtures.
Lighting Controls
Devices managing light quality, color, and brightness.
Natural Light Benefits
Improves health, mood, and sleep quality.
Artificial Light Benefits
Extends productivity beyond daylight hours.