Comment by Jtsummers
> Am I the only one who wishes they could be inside in a windowless room 24/7/365?
I spent a decade in a building like that for my 9-5 job. It gets old, unless you really hate sunlight and fresh air.
> Am I the only one who wishes they could be inside in a windowless room 24/7/365?
I spent a decade in a building like that for my 9-5 job. It gets old, unless you really hate sunlight and fresh air.
It being an office building, you likely did not have nearly the level of environmental control I describe.
I do really hate sunlight, but fresh air is essential. If you don’t have fresh air indoors, your HVAC design is bad. Air is one of the easiest things to move around.
I’m doing precisely that, but I have simulated the same in the meantime by taking a normal residential house and completely blacking out and sealing the windows in the largest upstairs room. It’s excellent. When I turn off the lights it can be pitch black and 68F at noon in the middle of the summer in the Mojave.
I had to cover the windows in all the adjacent rooms to make this work, but it does.
i wish i could have those bright window spots everyone hates. the glare doesnt bother me.
i do just go outside on the building deck instead