Sunlight Simulation for Neighbours

As the scaffold on this project has resulted in the blocking of natural light into the canteen area of a neighbouring property, the team arranged for a semi translucent window film to be fitted which when backlit would simulate a warm sun glow into the area.

This was well received and aided the wellbeing of the workforce in the neighbouring property.

This allowed for the progression of works without negatively impacting stakeholders, whilst additionally demonstrating a novel approach to rectifying the challenges associated with managing vision splays and wellbeing.

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