| Title |
A Study about the Measurement and Analysis of Daylight Performance at the Changdeokgung Nakseonjae |
| Authors |
Yu-Sin Kim ; Ji-Sun Lim ; Yeon-Hong Jung ; Wook Han ; An-Seop Choi |
| Keywords |
Daylight Performance ; Window system ; Korean traditional paper ; Korean royal palace |
| Abstract |
The aim of this study is to analyze the daylight performance at Changdeokgung Nakseonjae that is the representative and most well preserved Korean royal palace. As a result of measuring illuminance and luminance, direct sunlight is cut off by the eaves and reflective light from the court yard comes in the inside of the floor. As the layer of window is increased, daylight is decreased and the illuminance distribution is more stable because of decreasing of illuminance changes. Also, the lower part luminance is higher than upper part of window surface because direct sunlight is cut off by the eaves. This study would be used as preliminary data for applying characteristics of lighting environment of Korean royal palace to modem architecture. |