Summary
This paper reviews studies on the interplay between thermal and visual perception, focusing on how one modifies the other, and how these findings can enhance buildings’ energy performance and the occupants’ well-being.
Categories
Lighting Design Considerations: The paper discusses how the interplay between thermal and visual perception can be used to improve building design strategies.
Well-being: The paper explores how thermal and visual perception can affect the well-being of building occupants.
Author(s)
T Rakotoarivelo, B Malet-Damour
Publication Year
2023
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