Learning Through Light: Optimizing Daylight Performance Through Window Design

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This project was created by ronak abdolhoseiny on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

Q: What type of design project is "Learning Through Light: Optimizing Daylight Performance Through Window Design"?

"Learning Through Light: Optimizing Daylight Performance Through Window Design" is a Light & Ventilation, Educational Building, Lighting, Light Technology, Sustainable Design, Architecture, Research project showcased on uni.xyz.

Q: Where is the project "Learning Through Light: Optimizing Daylight Performance Through Window Design" located?

This project is located in Iran.

Learning Through Light investigates how window design influences daylight quality and visual comfort in classrooms. Through parametric simulations, the research identifies optimized window typologies and translates the findings into the design of a climate-responsive secondary school in Tehran.

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Comments (4)

Riham Faragallah

Juror

11d ago

Riham Nady is a Professor at the Department of Architectural Engineering in Pharos University in Alexandra (PUA), Egypt. Her main research interests are environmental studies.

Well done! Keep up the excellent work!

ronak abdolhoseiny

Project Owner

2d ago

Sustainable Architecture at Iran University of Science & Technology

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it. 🙏🏻

Khalil Taleeslami

Juror

8d ago

Lecturer at Bu-Ali Sina University – Faculty of Art and Architecture

A strong evidence-based approach that effectively connects parametric daylight research with architectural decisions. The research methodology is rigorous, while the architectural concept could be developed further toward a more distinctive and critical position.

ronak abdolhoseiny

Project Owner

2d ago

Sustainable Architecture at Iran University of Science & Technology

Thank you for the thoughtful feedback. I really appreciate you taking the time to engage with the project. Your point about developing a more distinctive architectural position is particularly valuable, and I’ll keep it in mind as I continue developing my architectural approach.

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