Lighting with Daylight

Throughout the history of humankind, lighting with daylight has typically been the dominant type of lighting. However, in times of seemingly infinite energy reserves, electric lighting was often regarded as the more economical form of lighting and easier to control, and was believed to be equal to daylight. However, for reasons of human well-being and health, building sustainability, and the preservation of our natural environment, daylight should be the main source of light in the period between sunrise and sunset to illuminate our living and work spaces. In addition to the functional lighting of visual objects, the use of daylight is also associated with the following: