Right to Daylight

Eneref examines how double-pleated honeycomb shades improve skylight performance

“You want to get as much light as possible into the house—it’s both a necessity and an opportunity. But you’ve got to be mindful. Too much sunlight can cause glare, make a room too hot, or fade your rugs. That’s why window treatments are something you always have to think about.” 

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Eneref Institute examines the importance of the new well building standard for daylight in classroom design

"School planners have an opportunity to design lighting that supports alertness, mood and cognitive functions.”  Classrooms Optimized With Natural Daylight Increase Student Performance Optimizing daylight as a light source in school buildings improves students’ academic performance. Daylight drives natural circadian rhythms of hormones, organs, tissues and the sleep-wake cycle. School planners have an opportunity to [...]
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