Daylight Metrics

Daylight Metrics are measurements used to assess how effectively natural sunlight enters and illuminates a space. They help evaluate factors like the amount, quality, and distribution of daylight, which can influence comfort, energy use, and productivity. These metrics include concepts such as daylight factor, daylight autonomy, and daylight glare probability, providing insights into how well a building harnesses natural light while minimizing issues like glare or insufficient brightness. Overall, they guide architects and designers in creating well-lit, energy-efficient, and comfortable indoor environments using natural daylight.