Slits will be covered with a lightly frosted perspex in order to block out the inside look of the roof.
Sun/Natural Light, bring it indoor single story house
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Check out this plaster ceiling done with slits to allow light to come into the home from the roof.
Slits will be covered with a lightly frosted perspex in order to block out the inside look of the roof. |
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QUOTE(Hornsen @ Dec 28 2011, 01:43 PM) @adrianjc Slit is 12" wide and the light coming thru is from transparent Monier roof tiles.look nice, how big is the slit? and how big is the transparent roof tiles?  |
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QUOTE(phoenix69 @ Dec 28 2011, 06:06 PM) how is the insulation with this set-up. House getting hotter ? No real changes in temperature as the increase is only marginal.Added on December 28, 2011, 8:01 pm QUOTE(ozak @ Dec 28 2011, 07:23 PM) This look more like decorating than functioning. The roof skylight too small and the light not concentrate enough down to the 3 hole. Ozak... It's actually functional but not to the point of daylight inside. The purpose is to naturally provide light so that a light does not have to be turned on during the day in an otherwise dark section of the house.And would it increase the temperature in the roof? This post has been edited by adrianjc: Dec 28 2011, 08:01 PM |
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QUOTE(Hornsen @ Dec 29 2011, 06:13 PM) would like to see how bright is it when the light enter the room, can share your photo of the entire room? Will take a pic once the ceiling is completed. Will give a better indication on the amount of light.Added on December 30, 2011, 1:06 pmHere's an interestingly done studio apartment in Italy that harnesses natural sunlight for various spaces while trying to create more livable space. Habitat-MY: Designing for light & space maximization Hehehehhehe.... anyone want to try for a studio unit in Malaysia?? Wonder whether can get approval here or not. This post has been edited by adrianjc: Dec 30 2011, 01:06 PM |
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