As an AI language model, I do not have access to information about all the codes and regulations regarding the placement of outdoor lighting on buildings across the world, as these can vary depending on the location and the local laws. However, some general guidelines that are often found in building codes and lighting regulations include:
- Outdoor lighting fixtures should be installed in a way that they do not cause glare, or interfere with drivers or pedestrians' vision.
- Outdoor lighting should be directed downwards to minimize light pollution and energy waste.
- Lighting fixtures should be shielded to prevent light spillage.
There are also specific regulations for certain types of buildings, such as historic buildings or buildings located in protected areas, that might have additional restrictions on the type and placement of outdoor lighting.
It is recommended to consult with local authorities or a professional lighting designer to ensure compliance with the codes and regulations in your area.
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