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This Delhi design studio designed a natural cooler inspired by beehives
This designer was inspired by beehives to craft a terracotta-based cooling system
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A Trombe Wall
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DIY Solar Panels - Air Heaters Made of Pop Cans
DIY Solar Panels - air heaters made of pop cans
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Pozos canadienses: Tecnología natural de bajo coste para climatizar tu casa ahorrando energía
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Iran's ancient 'wind catchers' beat the heat naturally
Iran's ancient windcatchers
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the diagram shows how hot air is heated and what it's important to heating
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7 EFFECTIVE Passive Cooling Strategies for Hot-Humid Summers
Explore effective passive cooling techniques tailored for hot-humid climates! Discover how natural ventilation, hydrophilic materials, and strategic home design can keep you cool this summer. Ideal for homeowners seeking sustainable cooling solutions. Click to learn more!
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This Air Conditioner Operates Without Eletricity
Have you ever thought about having an air conditioner that doesn't require electricity? Well, this innovation is already a reality, and it's called Beehive, created by Ant Studio from India. The Beehive is a system that uses terracotta cones arranged like a beehive, where reused water flows. The magic happens when the hot air encounters these terracotta cones, resulting in a natural cooling process that transforms the environment into a cooler and more pleasant place.
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