WELL Building Standard Contribution

SkyView™ Tile meets WELL for Circadian Lighting Criteria as it hits the 240EML equivalent melanopic lux to get you 3 points in this category.

It also meets the WELL criteria for Glare, with a UGR (Unified Glare Rating) of less than 19. SkyView™ is helping to create indoor environments that prioritize human health and well-being.

Declare Label – Red List Approved

SkyView™ is proud to be listed in the Declare database, often referred to as a “nutrition label” for building products. Declare provides full disclosure of product ingredients to help specifiers select materials that support healthy environments. 

SkyView™ Tile is Declare Red List Approved, meaning it contains no intentionally added chemicals on the Living Building Challenge Red Listthe most stringent benchmark for hazardous substances in building materials. This approval reflects our commitment to transparency and occupant health.

LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)

SkyView™ products are designed to align with the key lighting criteria outlined by LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design). They minimize direct glare (UGR < 19 or appropriate shielding), feature high Color Rendering Index (CRI ≥ 80), limit luminance within the field of view, and incorporate indirect or diffuse lighting for occupant comfort.

Beyond performance, SkyView™ Tiles also reflect LEED’s commitment to environmental responsibility—they are Declare Red List Approved and manufactured with over 70% recycled content in both luminaire production and packaging, supporting healthier spaces while advancing sustainability goals.

Health Product Declaration (HPD)

SkyView™ Tile also meets the requirements for HPD (Health Product Declaration), which offers a standardized report of the chemical contents and associated health hazards of product materials. This allows architects, designers, and sustainability consultants to evaluate our products for health-based design.