1. Natural Lighting
Madelyn Valenzuela
Arch 2321
Prof. Calhoun

2. What is Natural Lighting?
Grand Central Terminal. 1871

3. 1900-Present

4. 1900-10s
Casa Mila. Antonio Gaudí, 1912

6. 1920-30s
Lovell Health House. Richard Neutra, 1929

8. 1940-50s
Farnsworth House. Van der Rohe, 1951

10. 1960-70s
Indian Institute of Management. Louis Kahn, 1962-74

12. 1980-90s
Jewish Museum. Daniel Libeskind, 1998

14. 2000-10
Disney Concert Hall. Frank Gehry, 2003

16. Now
T Space Gallery. Steven Holl,

18. Summary
From the past to the present, natural lighting has proven to be an
important, if not the most important, aspect of design. It
contributes to our well-being, creates an atmosphere, and gives
architecture an aesthetic feel.

19. Citations
• Phillips, Derek. Daylighting. Oxford: Architectural Press, 2004. Book.
• Steane, Mary Anne. The Architecture of Light. New York: Routledge, 2011.
Book.
• Boubekri, Mohamed. Daylighting, Architecture and Health. Massachusetts:
Architectural Press, 2008. Book