Illuminating Engineering Society, Association of Public Lighting Engineers (Great Britain) · [London] · leaf 156
osely to daylightthan any other system, and was for those THE [LLUMINATINC; ENGINEER (may 1922) 139 reasons preferable. He emphasised theneed for the compilation of further andbetter data in regard to daylight lighting,as this consideration affected very ma-terially the design and cost of all build… … Fig. (i.—A Charming example of concealed lighting in the corridor leading to the CouncilChamber at Maiylebone Town Hall. ings, perhaps more especially of factoriesand industrial premises. He instancedthe problem of a building of severalstoreys high and 70 feet wide, side Ligby windows equal to 30…
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