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an advertisement for passive design for hot climate

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

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there are many rocks on the side of this fence that is lined with wood slats

Project: Three Trees Location: Eagle Rock, California Large rocks squeezed into together by 'wood shelves' insulate the South face of the house. The rocks absorb the heat during the day lowering the solar gain. At night the rocks give heat back into into the air as the temperature outside drops. The rock wall and the desert climate work in concert to passively cool the house. Jeremy Levine Design www.jeremylevine.com

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Understanding the difference passive house versus passive solar design

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"

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four different types of water heaters are shown in this diagram, and each one is labeled

Strictly defined, the term ‘passive cooling’ applies only to those processes of heat dissipation that will occur naturally, that is without the mediation of mechanical components or energy inputs. The definition encompasses situations where the coupling of spaces and building elements to ambient heat sinks (air, sky, earth and water) by means of natural modes of heat transfer leads to an appreciable cooling effect indoors. However, before taking measures to dissipate unwanted heat, it is…

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two brick towers in the desert with a quote by freckling soarunk future

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

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an image of a house with all the components labelled in it and labeled on top

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

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several people are walking past a building with many oranges on the side of it

“The way we cool our buildings right now is totally wrong,” said Indian architect Monish Siripurapu in a video produced the United Nations' Environment New Delhi firm Ant Studio has developed a flexible environmental cooling system made of terra-cotta that is inspired by ancient techniques.

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the instructions for how to install and use natural ventilation in your home's windows

“Several methods of obtaining natural ventilation by arranging windows in different ways. Together, high and low windows offer customised solutions for the best possible indoor air quality and comfort. High windows facilitate efficient heat dissipation, low windows improve air circulation at ground level, and lantern windows contribute to effective ventilation and daylighting.” . Shared from: @_iarchitect and @dailyhometips . #architecture #interiordesign #window #windows #vent #homeideas…

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the building is made out of bricks and has plants growing on it's sides

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

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