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bioclimatic architecture: a standalone construct

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Architecture

designing buildings around regional climate and human comfort so that form, orientation and materials temper the environment.

In architecture, bioclimatic architecture refers to designing buildings around regional climate and human comfort so that form, orientation and materials temper the environment. This meaning comes from Olgyay (1963) in Design with climate.[1]

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Olgyay, V. (1963). Design with climate. Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780691169736

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