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I like how you emphasize huge windows. A lot of people I've worked and am studying with don't seem to value natural light much. In fact, many hurry to close the
by mitjak 16y ago
I like how you emphasize huge windows. A lot of people I've worked and am studying with don't seem to value natural light much. In fact, many hurry to close the blinds only to turn on artificial lighting on. Why???! I personally find large open windows very inspiring and conducive to work, and generally feel lethargic and depressed if the sky is overcast (this is partly to blame for moving out of Vancouver).
- timwiseman 16y agoclose the blinds only to turn on artificial lighting on. Why???! Generally, I don't do this, I like natural lighting when appropriate, but I will do exactly that if the sun is creating glare on the screen I am working with, or if I am facing straight into the sun. Similarly, I would do it if I am dealing with sensitive data.
- mitjak 16y agoYou could filter the light down perhaps? Or change your seat placing you in a perfect position to both work and sunbathe.
- askedrelic 16y agoI spent a Spring/Summer working in an open floor office with floor-to-ceiling windows looking out over San Mateo and SF Bay. Man, that was a productive time, 75F and sunny just always puts me in a good mood. I love having a view as well, to inspire the mind.
- narag 16y agoIn fact, many hurry to close the blinds only to turn on artificial lighting on. Why??? Screen glare? http://dilbert.com/dyn/str_strip/000000000/00000000/0000000/100000/10000/5000/000/115017/115017.strip.print.gif http://dilbert.com/dyn/str_strip/000000000/00000000/0000000/...