159
Thermal comfort
Discover Pinterest’s best ideas and inspiration for Thermal comfort. Get inspired and try out new things.
1k people searched this
·
Last updated 1d
299
Adding sunlight to your home is a great way to lighten up spaces and rooms, but have you ever considered designing your architecture around sunlight in order to make it more of a feature?
393
193
Bercy Chen Buries a High-Tech Update of a Traditional Pit-House : TreeHugger
839
“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.
589
Image 6 of 24 from gallery of How to Design for Optimal Thermal Comfort (And Why it Matters). © Saint-Gobain / illustration by Elisa Géhin
11
Breathe Architecture has created two stunning rental units in a Melbourne suburb. See how the sustainable units used reclaimed building materials and solar energy.
20
The small outdoor courtyards are surrounded by hit-and-miss brick screens to provide privacy while allowing light and air to flow through. Photo 6 of 10 in Recycled Red Brick Wraps Two Affordable Rental Homes in Australia. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.
1.7k
It’s important to understand how different HVAC systems work. This will help you to better understand your HVAC system.
37
Natural ventilation concepts combined with the correct use of construction elements improve thermal comfort and reduce energy consumption.
71
How to Design for Optimal Thermal Comfort (And Why it Matters)
10
Climate-Specific Architectural Design: Building Eco-Friendly Homes for Diverse Climates-#ecofriendlykitchen#sustainablekitchenware#naturalmaterials#coconutkitchen#bambooutensils#woodenkitchenware#minimalistkitchen#greenliving#sustainablehome#ecocrafts#zerowastekitchen#plasticfreekitchen#upcycledkitchen#reusablekitchenitems#organicdinnerware#ecokitchendesign#handmadekitchenware#biodegradablekitchen#diyecocrafts#sustainablecooking
484
p156a.gif (647×405)
85
The punctures in the courtyard roof allows hot air to move out constantly due to stack effect keeping the spaces comfortable. Usage of pots as filler material replaces unnecessary concrete in tension zone, maintains the thermal comfort inside, reduces total embodied energy and enhances aesthetics as well. #ventillation #courtyard #exposed
1.2k
Image 12 of 13 from gallery of 5 Ways to Discuss Building Performance for Your Next Project Pursuit. Photograph by Cove.Tool
79
Image 29 of 29 from gallery of The Floating Courtyard House / TRAANSPACE. Concept
23
Imagine a home in which the temperature is always comfortable, yet the heating and cooling system is out of sight. That system performs efficiently but doesn't require extensive maintenance or knowledge on the part of the owners. The air smells fresh; you can hear the birds chirping and the wind rustling lazily through the trees.
19
Image 17 of 25 from gallery of CH2 Melbourne City Council House 2 / DesignInc. Bioclimatic Section Night / © DesignInc
1