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Daylight, sunlight and solar gain in the urban environment

In cities, site layout has a substantial impact on the daylight, sunlight and solar radiation received by windows. This paper discusses ways to ensure solar access in obstructed situations, both within new developments and in existing buildings nearby.

Paul J. Littlefair | P. Littlefair

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