Bioclimatic design is all about creating a harmonic connection between the building and the environment. Basically, respecting the planet generates energy-efficient spaces.
By using local climate data, we can design a building that's not only sustainable but also super comfortable.
We can design the building's layout, airflow, and use materials that have special thermal properties to keep the energy consumption low. This means lower maintenance costs and a smaller carbon footprint.
The whole point of bioclimatic design is to work with the local climate and create thermal comfort for its occupants.
That's why it's a big no-no to have the same design style everywhere (like those glass buildings that all look the same). It's not just an energy and temperature mess, but it also disrespects the location.
Together we can create spaces that promote the health and wellbeing of its occupants and are in harmony with the environment, make a positive impact on the planet.
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📷 : The Pentagon community has incorporated various passive and bioclimatic strategies into all aspects of its design
20 June 2023
