The children’s play corner at the Penang Harmony Centre is flush with sunlight thanks to windows all around. Photos: BETA
In Malaysia, we are so blessed with an abundance of natural sunlight throughout the year, yet so often we forget to utilise natural daylighting in our home design.
We also often see artificial lighting being used during the day in high-rise offices, shopping malls, hospitals and academic institutions.
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The children’s play corner at the Penang Harmony Centre is flush with sunlight thanks to windows all around. Photos: BETA
Visitors reading at the Penang Digital Library annex building’s bay window seats.
Place your chairs and sofas near the window to read using natural sunlight.
The Penang Digital Library's annex building features linear skylights for people to read under natural lighting.
Large windows frame the garden at the Penang Harmony Centre, while blinds help partially block out the glare.
A central skylight at the Penang Harmony Centre lets ample sunlight flood the space below.
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