CHAPTER VI. Lighting

LIGHTING

LIGHTING

ADAPTABILITY OF EYE TO LIGHT DIFFERENCE IN INTENSITY OF LIGHT TIME REQUIRED FOR ADAPTATION

THE EYE MECHANISM OF EYE ACTION OF LIGHT UPON THE EYE INTELLECTUAL ADAPTATION NECESSARY

VALUE OF SUNLIGHT EFFECT UPON HEALTH ACTION IN NATURE

NATURAL LIGHT IN BUILDINGS DIRECT RAYS OF THE SUN FACTORS DETERMINING THE AMOUNT OF LIGHT ADMITTED REFLECTED LIGHT LOSS OF LIGHT THROUGH DIFFERENT GLASS WINDOW AREA REQUIRED

ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING EFFECT UPON THE EYES EVOLUTION OF LIGHTING SYSTEMS BEST MEANS OF LIGHTING OBJECTIONS TO OPEN BLAZE FOR LIGHT DIRECTION OF LIGHT

PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECT OF LIGHT INFLUENCE UPON THE EMOTIONS SOFT LIGHT SOOTHING BRIGHT LIGHT STIMULATING

SYSTEMS OF LIGHTING DIRECT INDIRECT SEMI-INDIRECT EFFECT OF INSUFFICIENT LIGHT