In this episode of Sunlight Matters, Dave welcomes daylight and lighting expert Paul Rogers of ACC Glass and Facade Consultants. Broadcasting from Stockholm and the UK, they explore the profound impact of sunlight and daylight on architecture, urban planning, and human well-being. From the technical distinctions between daylight and direct sunlight to the emotional resonance of a well-lit home, Paul shares decades of experience shaping buildings around solar exposure.
The episode touches on key topics like shadow mapping, solar orientation in real estate, sunlight in architectural history, and why tools like Shadowmap empower a new generation of homebuyers and city dwellers. An essential listen for architects, urban planners, sustainability advocates, and anyone curious about the sunlight in their lives.
Sunlight Matters is a podcast exploring the role of the Sun in human health, architecture, cities, and everyday life.
Through conversations with scientists, architects, and technologists, the series examines how natural light shapes our bodies, our buildings, and the way we live indoors.
Hosted by Dave Wallace, Sunlight Matters asks a simple but overlooked question: what happens when we disconnect from the Sun?
Because sunlight isn’t optional. It matters.
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