Light Shelf Geometry
Light Shelf Geometry is a construct in architectural daylighting design that specifies the dimensional and angular configuration of a horizontal or near-horizontal reflective surface positioned above eye level to optimize the distribution of natural light within interior spaces by reflecting sunlight onto the ceiling and deeper into the room.
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Mohammad Moazzeni, Zahra Ghiabaklou · Buildings · 2016 · 77 citations · Full text
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Light shelf performance in Madrid, Spain
Alfonso Soler, Pilar Oteiza · Building and Environment · 1997 · 50 citations
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