Daylighting perception in residential spaces according to users
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https://doi.org/10.18830/1679-09442024v17e48391Keywords:
Daylighting, Environmental perception, Design quality, StandardizationAbstract
In Brazil, both NBR 15.575:2013 and NBR 15.215:2005 are in the process of being revised, including new evaluation indexes related to human preferences. Thus, this study aimed to understand the perception of occupants in the use of residential space to support eventual normatization indications. The methodology consisted of conducting an on-line questionnaire, applied in 2020, with 542 valid responses from all over the country. The Likert scale was used to analyze the results. The results showed that residences located in dense regions had the worst weighted averages in the evaluation of the quality of daylight and that the presence of larger openings for lighting, in turn, generated better results. In the kitchens, it was found that the indirect lighting by the service area, as well as the kitchen layout affect the perception of the availability of daylight of the space, this being the second environment indicated as being of higher priority for good daylighting. It was also found that there is a demand for better daylighting of the bathrooms. Generally speaking, the results reveal a correlation between factors that influence the daylight availability and the perception of users, and its consideration is considered of paramount importance for the adequate definition of metrics of the Brazilian regulations.
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