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The lighting of offices and public buildings
There are one or two ways in which improvement is possible without introducing structural difficulties; first and probably most obvious is by use of bulkhead lights on lower floors; area of two lower floors facing light well which is adequately lit could be increased by projecting rooms into light well and sloping windows; problem in daylight lighting solved satisfactorily by use of reflectors at National Portrait Gallery, London.
The lighting of offices and public buildings
There are one or two ways in which improvement is possible without introducing structural difficulties; first and probably most obvious is by use of bulkhead lights on lower floors; area of two lower floors facing light well which is adequately lit could be increased by projecting rooms into light well and sloping windows; problem in daylight lighting solved satisfactorily by use of reflectors at National Portrait Gallery, London.
The lighting of offices and public buildings
Ilium. Engr
Maclntyre, J.A. (author)
1930
5 pages
6 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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