Passive cooling architecture

Master 12 passive cooling strategies for hot climates in architecture: Enhance energy efficiency and comfort with smart design choices.

Most important information about house orientation, sun protection, drainage system, heat absorption, kitchen design, bedroom, and bathroom calculation,

Very good study on passive cooling, particularly wind flow through a house. From http://www.inive.org/members_area/medias/pdf/Inive%5CIBPSA%5CUFSC6.pdf

Harness the power of the sun with passive solar design for sustainable and eco-friendly buildings in any climate. Learn the fundamentals now!

Discover the differences between Passive House and Passive Solar designs for creating eco-friendly and comfortable homes. Learn about airtightness, thermal mass, solar optimization, and more. Choose the perfect sustainable living solution for your dream home. 🏡🌞 #PassiveHouse #PassiveSolar #GreenLiving #EnergyEfficientHomes"

Image 27 of 32 from gallery of How to Use Earthy Tones in Architecture: From the Vernacular to the Contemporary. Premier Office / Tropical Space. Image: © Trieu Chien

87% of all U.S. homes are equipped with air conditioners, and air conditioning accounts for 12% of residential energy use. Besides the fossil fuels that power them, many use refrigerants to cool the air, which can be potent greenhouse gasses if released. Is this the solution? Learn more here: https://www.freethink.com/environment/wind-catchers

Vernacular Architecture in the Tropics | Tropical Architecture - Passive cooling

Natural stack ventilation a.k.a. wind catcher; thermosiphon; solar chimney - all function on Bernoulli's Principle

Transforming an industrial architecture into the training centre inspired by the principles of green economy and sustainable development.The “recycling” of an architecture will enable the creation of the first and most important school of ecology and sus...

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techniques used for a more sustainable cooling system than the typical air conditioning