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September 10, 2025EnergiesOpen Access

Integration of Daylight in Building Design as a Way to Improve the Energy Efficiency of Buildings

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The introduction of daylight and automatic controls can reduce energy demand by up to 50%.
In scenarios without sunshades, up to 54% of energy is needed for cooling and 43% for lighting.
Using light-colored internal surfaces can lower total energy consumption by about 3-4%.
Simulation-based design approaches optimize daylight use and support building decarbonization efforts.

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Analysis shows daylight integration and building design enhance energy efficiency, indicating sustainable strategies.

Trząski et al. (2025) studied this question.

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