In this first chapter on windows
I will introduce the basic principles for design. I will set rules very simple and
basic, that anyone can follow. In later chapters, we will study the quantification
of light by a window.
Before looking at the role of other architectural elements, we will
delve into the behavior of daylight through windows.
Antes de avanzar en la
función de otros elementos arquitectónicos, vamos a profundizar en el
comportamiento de la luz natural a través de ventanas.
I propose to delve a bit more in, probably, the most important
architectural element in daylighting: the window. So far we have made two
previous notes.
Propongo que
profundicemos un poco más en, probablemente, el elemento arquitectónico más
importante en la iluminación natural: la ventana. Hasta la fecha, hemos
realizado dos apuntes anteriores.
Window Design IV
In previous posts we have studied how the area and position of the window affects the daylight in a room. As we know, the amount of light that comes into a room is directly proportional to the surface of the window. We also know that as higher the window lintel, the deeper the light.
In previous posts we have studied how the area and position of the window affects the daylight in a room. As we know, the amount of light that comes into a room is directly proportional to the surface of the window. We also know that as higher the window lintel, the deeper the light.
En las entradas
anteriores hemos estudiado cómo influye el área y posición de la ventana en la
iluminación natural de una estancia. Como ya sabemos, la cantidad de
iluminación que entra en una habitación es directamente proporcional a la
superficie de la ventana. También sabemos que conforme más alto sea el dintel
de la ventana, mayor profundidad alcanzará la luz.
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