Which color is most commonly used in LEED-certified buildings to enhance daylighting efficiency while reducing solar heat gain?

The colors used in architectural design go beyond aesthetics. They can influence energy efficiency, occupant well-being, and environmental impact. Sustainable architecture incorporates color choices that work with natural light, reduce heating/cooling needs, and utilize eco-friendly pigments. Test your knowledge of how color psychology intersects with sustainable architectural practices in this challenging trivia question!

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Deep blue, which absorbs light but reflects heat
Cool white, which reflects both light and heat
Forest green, which connects to nature and absorbs excess light
Terracotta orange, which absorbs heat during the day and releases it at night