Our round domed skylight impresses thanks to its round design without corners and edges and therefore has positive effects on the people who live or work in the buildings. Shapes are an important cornerstone of what people see and perceive. Especially in architecture, geometric shapes are the basis for architects to visualize their projects. While circular or round shapes tend to be the exception in modern architecture, people have actually been using rounded circular-designed covers for thousands of years, for example in majestic cathedral domes. The circle is a round and absolute shape without corners and edges, and for this very reason it creates aesthetic accents when used in buildings that tend to be angular in character, starting from the floor plan and extending to the facade, doors and walls. A study by the University of Vienna even shows that people subjectively perceive round shapes in architecture to be more beautiful, and that a round, concise shape evokes pleasant emotions in those surveyed. The LAMILUX F100 Circular Roof Window not only offers architects the opportunity to make an aesthetic design statement on industrial flat roofs, but also makes a significant contribution to people’s health and well-being.