Human factors in retail lighting design: an experimental subjective evaluation for sales areas

Lighting design has direct relations on space perception, visual stimulus, spatial cognition and user behaviour in retail environments. Quantitative and qualitative perspectives in retail lighting design help to attract the customers, play a role on the time spent in the retail environments, experie...

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Published in:Architectural science review 2018-05, Vol.61 (3), p.156-170
Main Author: Yilmas, Feride Şener
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Lighting design
retail environments
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visual comfort
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