| Irfan Ullah, Editor-in-Chief
Editorial Board |
| 1.88
JCI |
4.0
CiteScore |
70 days
Publication Time |
Journal of Daylighting is a peer-reviewed international journal devoted to investigations of daylighting in buildings. It is the leading journal that publishes original research on all aspects of Energy, Buildings, and Lighting.
This journal advances UN SDGs 7, 11, and 13.
Quartile Ranking JCR: Q2
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RESEARCH ARTICLE
This study investigates a Smart Sustainable Skin (SSS) combining Mashrabiya-inspired glass reinforced concrete (GRC) lattice panels with hydroponic green walls, applied to a university campus in Oman'...
Journal of Daylighting 13 (2026) 431-450
RESEARCH ARTICLE
Sports hall buildings are widely utilized as fitness facilities where the occupants can engage in physical activities to promote their health and well-being. Lighting system within the sports hall bui...
Journal of Daylighting 13 (2026) 410-430
REVIEW ARTICLE
Daylight performance and visual comfort in educational buildings stem from the interplay between internal spatial configurations and external façade geometry, yet existing research often examines faça...
Journal of Daylighting 13 (2026) 378-409
RESEARCH ARTICLE
Window-to-Wall Ratio (WWR) influences building energy and daylight performance, yet its implications depend on both façade orientation and geometry. In rapidly urbanizing regions lacking energy regula...
Journal of Daylighting 13 (2026) 363-377
REVIEW ARTICLE
Daylight performance and visual comfort in educational buildings stem from the interplay between internal spatial configurations and external façade geometry, yet existing research often examines faça...
Journal of Daylighting 13 (2026) 378-409
REVIEW ARTICLE
With the growing urgency to reduce carbon emissions in the built environment, enhancing daylight availability in historic buildings has become a critical and challenging task due to the required balan...
Journal of Daylighting 13 (2026) 57-75
RESEARCH ARTICLE
A case of urban densification in heritage towns like Pondicherry has led to deep-plan wall to wall layouts, where the depth of the plot is considerably more than its width and multi-storey buildings w...
Journal of Daylighting 12 (2025) 548-560
RESEARCH ARTICLE
Designing a Kinetic Façade to Control Glare: Inspiration of Long-Day Plants Pattern
In this study, to control glare in buildings with glass facades, a kinetic facade was designed using a pattern inspired by nature. Accordingly, in this study, due to the essential similarity of buildi...
Journal of Daylighting 12 (2025) 265-277