Seeing the light: Daylight assessment for planners, architects and building designers

The quality of internal amenity to apartments and medium density housing is one of the most challenging issues confronting planners, architects and decision-makers at all levels.

This course brings together recognised industry experts to provide participants with the tools, skills and language to understand how daylight quality is measured, what standards can be used to assess daylight quality and how can buildings be designed to improve daylight quality.

This course will be suitable for planners, architects, designers and decision-makers that have experience in medium and higher density housing development.

If you want to have the most up to date information on this topic, then you must attend this course.

Issues covered

• Daylight and urban design
• The Statutory Planning Context
• The Legal Perspective
• Daylight Engineering

Who should attend

This course will be suitable for planners, architects, designers and decision-makers.

Presenters

John Glossop, Director, Glossop Town Planning

Phillip Greenup, Senior Designer, Arup

John Rantino, Partner, Maddocks

Morning Tea will be provided.

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