FIRE - GROUP 1

What is the primary purpose of natural daylighting in building design?

• To reduce energy consumption

• To enhance aesthetic appeal

• To reduce indoor temperature

• Essential for health and well-being of the neighbours

Which of the following is not the source of daylighting?

• Natural Reflectors

• Indirect Sunlight

• Material

• Skylight

What is a key goal of daylighting?

• To create shadows

• To improve indoor air quality

• To provide adequate illumination

• To increase building height

What does the term 'Daylight Factor' refer to?

• The amount of artificial light used

• The ratio of indoor to outdoor light

• The color of exterior walls

• The size of windows

What type of glare leads to visual impairment due to excessive brightness or high contrast, making it challenging to see objects clearly?

• Discomfort glare

• Direct glare

• Reflected glare

• Disability glare

What is a common technique to minimize solar heat exposure in buildings?

• Orient the building east-west axis

• Incorporating green roofs

• Installing double skin facades

• Designing large window openings

Which of the following best describes the benefits of using indirect lighting?

• It creates a softer ambiance

• It increases glare in the room

• It requires more maintenance

• It is more expensive to install

Which factor is important for optimizing direct illumination?

• Height of ceilings

• Color of furniture

• Type of flooring

• Window size and placement

What role do 'light shelves' play in improving daylighting?

• They block sunlight completely

• They reflect light deeper into the room

• They emit bright and undiffused light

• They create shadow play

Kai is working to maximize natural daylight in his new art studio. Which factor is NOT taken into account when optimizing natural daylight?

• Heating system

• Window orientation

• Shading systems

• Glazing systems