The Department for Building and Environment at the Danube University Krems is currently hosting the Daylight Spaces 2014 International architectural and design competition, to highlight the special importance of natural light on architectural qualities. The planning, discovery, observation, analysis or evaluation of an efficient way to improve the daylighting of buildings is the topic of the Competition and ought to contribute to the awareness of the designing with daylight. Architectural interventions on existing and historical buildings and design strategies for optimized natural light entries and high levels of daylight autonomy are in the focus of interests.
Read the full article at Daylight Spaces 2014 International Competition on Contest Watchers.