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> Am I the only one who wishes they could be inside in a windowless room 24/7/365? I spent a decade in a building like that for my 9-5 job. It gets old, unless

• 8note 1y ago
  i wish i could have those bright window spots everyone hates. the glare doesnt bother me. i do just go outside on the building deck instead
• sneak 1y ago
  It being an office building, you likely did not have nearly the level of environmental control I describe. I do really hate sunlight, but fresh air is essential. If you don’t have fresh air indoors, your HVAC design is bad. Air is one of the easiest things to move around.
  • Jtsummers 1y ago
    It wouldn't be too expensive to make what you want, you could always buy a small plot of land and build a custom home to try it out. Shouldn't be more than $200-400k, possibly less depending on the area.
    • sneak 1y ago
      I’m doing precisely that, but I have simulated the same in the meantime by taking a normal residential house and completely blacking out and sealing the windows in the largest upstairs room. It’s excellent. When I turn off the lights it can be pitch black and 68F at noon in the middle of the summer in the Mojave. I had to cover the windows in all the adjacent rooms to make this work, but it does.