ABOUT THIS JOURNAL
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.
Time to Publication: 70 days
Frequency: Bi-annual (2 issues/year) – articles are published continuously throughout the year
Indexed: Web of Science, ESCI, Scopus, DOAJ, and other databases
Article Publishing Charge (APC): No publication fees are charged to authors, and articles are published as Open Access.
NEWEST ARTICLES
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
RESEARCH ARTICLE
Efficiently providing visual comfort and thermal performance in office buildings is critical for occupant well-being and environmental sustainability. Dynamic façade systems play a key role in regulat...
Journal of Daylighting 13 (2026) 347-362
RESEARCH ARTICLE
Daylight has a direct impact on patient comfort and building energy consumption in healthcare facilities. It is essential to design healthcare facilities using strategies that prioritise individual he...
Journal of Daylighting 13 (2026) 333-346
LATEST ISSUES
Volume 13, Issue 1
June 2026
Volume 12, Issue 2
December 2025
Volume 12, Issue 1
June 2025
Volume 11, Issue 2
December 2024
FEATURED ARTICLES
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
Assessing the Indoor Thermal Comfort and Adaptive Behaviours of Older People in the Residences of
Population aging, extreme weather conditions, and rising energy costs present significant challenges, especially in developing Asian countries like India. A key sustainability goal for future age-frie...
Journal of Daylighting 12 (2025) 190-214
RESEARCH ARTICLE
Perforated solar screens (PSSs) have been widely used as an outer skin for the fully glazed façades of office buildings for their environmental and aesthetic benefits. However, PSS have several parame...
Journal of Daylighting 12 (2025) 167-189
