Daylight is examined both as form giver and operational necessity.
The manipulation of architectural form in light is discussed and analyzed using both quantitative and qualitative means. Discussion seminars look at the work of twentieth-century architects in this context. Methods available to the designer to predict the quality of light are explored together with some of the quantitative issues involved in energy-conscious design. Artficial light and its relationship to daylight are explored. The work is used as far as possible to support current projects in the design studio.