Short· June 7, 2026· 0:36
Circadian rhythm-focused architecture is officially here.
Transcript
The lighting zones that come off the windows — we have to dial those back based on the time of day. Circadian rhythms are actually being integrated into building code now. Some of those things we're no longer being forced to cut back on because we have to do them. That is a positive.
So then it gets down to the actual fixture — not the code-driven functionality, not the things we have to do per code. When you're walking into a room, is it a manual turn-on or is it an automatic shut-off with a manual override?
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