Subject: Northern light
The Rijksmuseum will undergo a major renovation in the coming years. Part of this scheme is a new building which will not only house the Rijksmuseum conservation studios but also the scientific labs and studios for the conservation training course of the Instituut Collectie Nederland (the Netherlands Cultural Heritage Institute). As the building will have limited north facing walls, northern light will also be provided by means of a shed roof (sawtooth), with windows facing north. We are very interested in hearing from conservators who have experience with this kind of roof light. Does it provide good quality daylight? Are there specific building requirements necessary? What are the disadvantages? Your comments will be very much appreciated. Paul van Duin Head of Furniture Conservation Rijksmuseum *** Conservation DistList Instance 15:71 Distributed: Friday, April 19, 2002 Message Id: cdl-15-71-011 ***Received on Friday, 19 April, 2002