Penetration of daylight and sunlight into buildings: technical paper no. 7

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Department of Scientific and Industrial Research

Contributor(s):

Illumination research

Language: eng. Publication details: London Stationery Office 1932Edition: 2nd edDescription: vi, 34p. 26cmSubject(s):

LOC classification:

729.28

Summary: Considers the thinking in 1932 regarding the principles governing the access of daylight to the interiors of buildings. This second edition of the paper includes only minor alterations in wording, along with some additional explanatory appendices. (Based on a report written by Mr P J Waldram FSI).

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Considers the thinking in 1932 regarding the principles governing the access of daylight to the interiors of buildings. This second edition of the paper includes only minor alterations in wording, along with some additional explanatory appendices. (Based on a report written by Mr P J Waldram FSI).

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