The Past, Present, and Future of Daylighting in Design

Earn 1 AIA HSW LU.

From ancient Roman baths to today’s cutting-edge buildings, daylighting has played a significant role in architecture. This course delves into the rich history of daylighting, uncovers the benefits and challenges of natural light across various sectors, highlights the pivotal role of solar control products in achieving daylighting goals, and offers a glimpse into future developments.

Learning Objectives

• Understand the historical significance of daylighting in architecture.
• Discuss the benefits and challenges of daylighting across different sectors.
• Identify solar control products that enhance daylighting and learn how to specify them effectively.
• Consider future trends and innovations in daylighting design.

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  Jessica Maddocks

  Technical Operations Manager

  Hunter Douglas Architectural

  Jessica Maddocks

  

  Jessica has worked in the window covering industry for over 20 years, starting her career at her grandmother’s business as a project manager for Division 12 products. Her responsibilities were to provide take-offs, estimates, design services, and support the installation of all window coverings, from draperies to motorized roller shades. She has spent the last 15 years working for various manufacturers, most currently for Hunter Douglas Architectural, providing project planning, designing for automated systems, supporting installation services, and technical support.