Computer- og dagslysstyret kunstlys på Rigshosptalet

Carlo Volf

Computer- og dagslysstyret kunstlys på Rigshosptalet

Carlo Volf

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Abstract

Light is, without doubt, extremely important for the wellbeing of people. Yet, at many workplaces only small amounts of daylight enter. This is especially true for hospitals, where the lack of daylight in corridors affects both patients and staff. Hospital corridors have become much more than transport areas, and the lack of daylight in corridors combined with deficient lighting have consequences for health and working environment.

Original language	Danish
Journal	Lys
Issue number	04
Pages (from-to)	34 -36
Number of pages	3
Publication status	Published - 1 Oct 2008

Keywords

dynamic light, wellbeing, light

Artistic research

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