Zertifizieung nach WELL Building Standard und DGNB
Certification systems assess
the quality of the built environment not only in terms of energy efficiency but
also regarding health, comfort, and sustainability. Lighting plays a key role
in this context — both in terms of visual quality and its biological impact.
In the International WELL
Building Institute certification, the focus is placed on people. Criteria such
as visual comfort, Human Centric Lighting, daylight utilization, and glare
control make a significant contribution to creating a healthy and productive
work environment. Professional lighting design ensures that illuminance levels,
color temperatures, and light distribution are optimally adapted to the
specific use and natural daylight cycles.
The Deutsche Gesellschaft für
Nachhaltiges Bauen (DGNB) also considers lighting quality within its
sustainability criteria. Well-planned lighting supports compliance with
requirements for energy efficiency, user comfort, safety, and environmental
protection. By combining efficient lighting technology, precise planning, and
intelligent control systems, lighting can make a valuable contribution to
achieving certification goals.
- Contribution
to the fulfillment of WELL Building Standard and DGNB criteria
- Daylight
integration and lighting control concepts
- Human
Centric Lighting to support well-being and performance
- Glare
control and visual ergonomics
- Reduction
of light emissions
- Energy
efficiency and CO₂ reduction
- Proof
of compliance through lighting calculations and documentation
- Avoidance of lightemission into noctual environments
Professional lighting design
allows certification targets to be addressed strategically, planning processes
to be made more efficient, and the attractiveness and value of buildings to be
measurably increased.
The result: certified buildings that combine health, sustainability, and
economic efficiency.
Tim Sehl
Dipl. Ing.
Otto-Prein-Straße 12
59174 Kamen, Dortmund, NRW
+49 1520 8503071
+49 2307 9109060
