Almost always you want Apt B. Bright sunlight can be controlled with electronic transition glass, curtains and other methods. You can't reproduce sunlight in your apartment.
I find it surprising you mentioned electronic transition glass - I had thought it's not used pretty much anywhere as of yet, and prohibitively expensive.
Re:Mapping the Shadows of New York City
by pavel_lishin on Monday June 12, 2017 @09:35AM
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The only place (I think?) I've seen it was on the Boeing Dreamliner.
Re:Mapping the Shadows of New York City
by malnourish on Monday June 12, 2017 @09:45AM
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Didn't some Maybachs have it? Or is that a different kind of glass?
Re:Mapping the Shadows of New York City
by pavel_lishin on Monday June 12, 2017 @09:56AM
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I have no idea :/
Apt A: "Save hundreds on air-conditioning in the summer - this apartment never feels the full brunt of the scorching sun!"
Apt B: "Wake up every morning to a New York sunrise - the best way to beat those winter blues."
Just gotta know what the tenant is looking for.