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Bioclimatic Architecture and Solar Energy

Climatic design of buildings became an issue when, in the post-war years, European and North American architects started working in unusual climates — the tropics. The unfamiliar nature of these climates necessitated an analytical examination. This later produced a feedback effect: an examination also of the ostensibly known climates.

S. V. Szokolay

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