Daylight analysis evaluates the impact of sunlight on a building's mass over a one-year period, considering its location, site characteristics, and climate data. This analysis is based on four key criteria:

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• Spatial Daylight Autonomy (sDA): Assesses whether interior spaces receive sufficient daylight.

• Annual Sunlight Exposure (ASE): Evaluates the risk of excessive sunlight exposure.

• Useful Daylight Illuminance (UDI): Measures the amount of daylight that is considered beneficial and usable.

• Glare Index: Analyzes the potential for glare discomfort caused by daylight.

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These assessments help inform architectural decisions, including facade design and shading strategies, to optimize daylight performance and enhance indoor comfort. Consulting services are provided to support these design choices effectively.