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Apollo Architects & Associates prioritises privacy for Tokyo home
An austere exterior of stacked concrete volumes conceals a double-height courtyard and plant-filled terrace at the heart of this home in Tokyo, designed b…
#Japan #JP #Tokyo #apolloarchitects&associates #concrete #concretehouses #courtyards #houses #japanesehouses #news #section:all #section:architecture #terraces #tokyonews #東京 #東京都
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Apollo Architects & Associates prioritises privacy for Tokyo home
An austere exterior of stacked concrete volumes conceals a double-height courtyard and plant-filled terrace at the heart of this home in Tokyo, designed b…
#Japan #JP #Tokyo #apolloarchitects&associates #concrete #concretehouses #courtyards #houses #japanesehouses #news #section:all #section:architecture #terraces #tokyonews #東京 #東京都
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https://www.alojapan.com/1491349/apollo-architects-associates-prioritises-privacy-for-tokyo-home/ Apollo Architects & Associates prioritises privacy for Tokyo home #ApolloArchitects&Associates #concrete #ConcreteHouses #courtyards #houses #Japan #JapaneseHouses #news #section:all #section:architecture #terraces #Tokyo #TokyoNews #東京 #東京都 An austere exterior of stacked concrete volumes conceals a double-height courtyard and plant-filled terrace at the heart of this home in Tokyo, designed by local studio Apollo Architects & Associ
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https://www.alojapan.com/1491349/apollo-architects-associates-prioritises-privacy-for-tokyo-home/ Apollo Architects & Associates prioritises privacy for Tokyo home #ApolloArchitects&Associates #concrete #ConcreteHouses #courtyards #houses #Japan #JapaneseHouses #news #section:all #section:architecture #terraces #Tokyo #TokyoNews #東京 #東京都 An austere exterior of stacked concrete volumes conceals a double-height courtyard and plant-filled terrace at the heart of this home in Tokyo, designed by local studio Apollo Architects & Associ
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Ruins of a mosque courtyard, Pandua, India
https://piefed.social/c/historyruins/p/2075370/ruins-of-a-mosque-courtyard-pandua-india
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Ruins of a mosque courtyard, Pandua, India
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Imagining of the house of the Prophet Muhammad after his return to Medina in 622 AD (Giorgio Albertini)
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Imagining of the house of the Prophet Muhammad after his return to Medina in 622 AD (Giorgio Albertini)
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Imagining of the house of the Prophet Muhammad after his return to Medina in 622 AD (Giorgio Albertini)
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Imagining of the house of the Prophet Muhammad after his return to Medina in 622 AD (Giorgio Albertini)
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Pend transforms overlooked infill site into mews homes
Architecture studio Pend has completed a pair of light-filled mews homes organised around private courtyards on a compact…
#NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #CA #Canada #courtyards #Design #EDINBURGH #Entertainment #Houses #mewshouses #pend #renovations #Scotland #scottishhouses #section:all #section:architecture #section:interiors #UK
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/477442/ Pend transforms overlooked infill site into mews homes #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #ArtsAndDesign #ArtsDesign #courtyards #Design #Edinburgh #Éire #Entertainment #Houses #IE #Ireland #MewsHouses #pend #renovations #scotland #ScottishHouses #section:all #section:architecture #section:interiors #UK
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/949988/ Pend transforms overlooked infill site into mews homes #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #courtyards #Design #Edinburgh #Entertainment #Houses #MewsHouses #pend #renovations #Scotland #ScottishHouses #section:all #section:architecture #section:interiors #UK #UnitedKingdom
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Black Dog Inn Yard At Belfont
Print, 1785â87 by Thomas Rowlandson (British, London 1757â1827 London)
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Snøhetta adds “positive energy building” to Dunkirk port
A faceted roof encircles a central courtyard at Écosystème D, an energy hub and engineering workspace in Dunkirk…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #courtyards #Design #Entertainment #FRANCE #low-energydesign #RenewableEnergy #section:all #section:architecture #section:exclusives #snu00f8hetta #SustainableArchitecture
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Snøhetta adds “positive energy building” to Dunkirk port
A faceted roof encircles a central courtyard at Écosystème D, an energy hub and engineering workspace in Dunkirk…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #courtyards #Design #Entertainment #FRANCE #low-energydesign #RenewableEnergy #section:all #section:architecture #section:exclusives #snu00f8hetta #SustainableArchitecture
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/427624/ Snøhetta adds “positive energy building” to Dunkirk port #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #ArtsAndDesign #ArtsDesign #courtyards #Design #Éire #Entertainment #france #IE #Ireland #LowEnergyDesign #RenewableEnergy #section:all #section:architecture #section:exclusives #snu00f8hetta #SustainableArchitecture
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/866113/ Bloco Arquitetos designs Brazilian “house without windows” #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #BlocoArquitetos #brasu00edlia #Brazil #BrazilianHouses #bricks #courtyards #Design #Entertainment #Houses #perforations #ResidentialArchitectureAndInteriors #screens #section:all #section:architecture #UK #UnitedKingdom
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/415618/ Bloco Arquitetos designs Brazilian “house without windows” #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #ArtsAndDesign #ArtsDesign #BlocoArquitetos #brasu00edlia #Brazil #BrazilianHouses #bricks #courtyards #Design #Éire #Entertainment #Houses #IE #Ireland #perforations #ResidentialArchitectureAndInteriors #screens #section:all #section:architecture
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Studio Dera adds sculptural extension to Mozart House in London
Full-height windows framed by sculptural panels of glass-reinforced concrete o…
#NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #CA #Canada #concretehouses #courtyards #Design #England #Entertainment #extensions #Houses #London #londonhouseextensions #londonhouses #residentialarchitectureandinteriors #residentialextensions #section:all #section:architecture #section:exclusives #studiodera #UK
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/836352/ Studio Dera adds sculptural extension to Mozart House in London #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #ConcreteHouses #courtyards #Design #England #Entertainment #extensions #Houses #london #LondonHouseExtensions #LondonHouses #ResidentialArchitectureAndInteriors #ResidentialExtensions #section:all #section:architecture #section:exclusives #StudioDera #UK #UnitedKingdom
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BekArch converts disused workshop into skylight-topped apartment
Architecture studio BekArch has converted an old bakery building into an apartment in Prague, Czech Republic. Located in…
#NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #Apartments #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #bakeries #courtyards #czechhouses #CzechRepublic #Design #Entertainment #Prague #residentialconversions #section:all #section:architecture #UK #UnitedKingdom
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BekArch converts disused workshop into skylight-topped apartment
Architecture studio BekArch has converted an old bakery building into an apartment in Prague, Czech Republic. Located in…
#NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #Apartments #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #bakeries #CA #Canada #courtyards #czechhouses #CzechRepublic #Design #Entertainment #Prague #residentialconversions #section:all #section:architecture
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Snøhetta creates “Thailand’s largest elevated lawn” at Cloud 11
A public park is the centrepiece of Cloud 11, a creative hub in Bangkok, Thailand, recently completed by…
#NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #AU #Australia #Bangkok #courtyards #Design #Entertainment #parksandgardens #publicandleisure #section:all #section:architecture #snu00f8hetta #Thailand
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/211522/ Snøhetta creates “Thailand’s largest elevated lawn” at Cloud 11 #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #ArtsAndDesign #ArtsDesign #Bangkok #courtyards #Design #Éire #Entertainment #IE #Ireland #ParksAndGardens #PublicAndLeisure #section:all #section:architecture #snu00f8hetta #Thailand
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Contemplative interior courtyards, emotional design
Golden sculptures, both monumental and symbolic, give the atmosphere a majestic feel.👉 Discover MORE and SUBSCRIBE to our summary of news and updates through link: https://amusementlogic.com/company-news/contemplative-interior-courtyards-emotional-design/
🪔 #emotionaldesign #courtyards #architecture #sculpture #designémotionnel #patios #atmosphère #atmosphere #diseñoemocional #arquitectura #escultura #atmósfera #amusementlogic
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Contemplative interior courtyards, emotional design
Golden sculptures, both monumental and symbolic, give the atmosphere a majestic feel.👉 Discover MORE and SUBSCRIBE to our summary of news and updates through link: https://amusementlogic.com/company-news/contemplative-interior-courtyards-emotional-design/
🪔 #emotionaldesign #courtyards #architecture #sculpture #designémotionnel #patios #atmosphère #atmosphere #diseñoemocional #arquitectura #escultura #atmósfera #amusementlogic
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Contemplative interior courtyards, emotional design
Golden sculptures, both monumental and symbolic, give the atmosphere a majestic feel.👉 Discover MORE and SUBSCRIBE to our summary of news and updates through link: https://amusementlogic.com/company-news/contemplative-interior-courtyards-emotional-design/
🪔 #emotionaldesign #courtyards #architecture #sculpture #designémotionnel #patios #atmosphère #atmosphere #diseñoemocional #arquitectura #escultura #atmósfera #amusementlogic
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Contemplative interior courtyards, emotional design
Golden sculptures, both monumental and symbolic, give the atmosphere a majestic feel.👉 Discover MORE and SUBSCRIBE to our summary of news and updates through link: https://amusementlogic.com/company-news/contemplative-interior-courtyards-emotional-design/
🪔 #emotionaldesign #courtyards #architecture #sculpture #designémotionnel #patios #atmosphère #atmosphere #diseñoemocional #arquitectura #escultura #atmósfera #amusementlogic
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Light, air and shadow are “core design tools” for Chilean courtyard house
Chilean studio Paralelo Transversal has utilised passive strategies, including multiple courtyards for ventilation, in the design of a house…
#NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #AU #Australia #Chile #chileanhouses #courtyards #Design #Entertainment #passivhaus #residentialarchitectureandinteriors #section:all #section:architecture #skylights
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Light, air and shadow are “core design tools” for Chilean courtyard house
Chilean studio Paralelo Transversal has utilised passive strategies, including multiple courtyards for ventilation, in the design of a house…
#NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #Chile #chileanhouses #courtyards #Design #Entertainment #passivhaus #residentialarchitectureandinteriors #section:all #section:architecture #skylights #UK #UnitedKingdom
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/373161/ Light, air and shadow are “core design tools” for Chilean courtyard house #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #chile #ChileanHouses #courtyards #Design #Entertainment #passivhaus #ResidentialArchitectureAndInteriors #section:all #section:architecture #skylights #UK #UnitedKingdom
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Intelligent courtyards in beloved Stockholm
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Intelligent courtyards in beloved Stockholm
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Natural cooling methods in #Morocco
October 27, 2024
"Morocco’s hot and dry climate makes it hard to keep homes cool. But, the country’s #TraditionalArchitecture has found clever ways to beat the heat. Using the environment, Moroccan builders have created natural cooling methods.
"They use things like porous [clay] jars and #mashrabiyas. These techniques keep homes cool without needing #AirConditioning.
Key Takeaways
- Moroccan architecture uses passive cooling like thermal mass design, shading, and ventilation.
- Evaporative cooling systems like porous jars and mashrabiyas cool homes by evaporation.
- Features like wind catchers, courtyards, and underground irrigation help cool naturally.
- Modern projects are using these old methods in new buildings for #sustainable cooling.
- Moroccan cooling methods show a deep understanding of the local climate and a focus on comfort and well-being.Traditional Moroccan Architecture:
"Moroccan architecture shows the clever use of #nature to make homes comfortable. At its core are the riads, traditional Moroccan houses. These houses have thick walls of clay or stone that keep the inside cool, even when it’s very hot outside.
#Riads and #Courtyards
The central courtyard, often with a #garden or fountain, acts as a natural air conditioner. In Fez, where it can get up to 104°F (40°C) in July, this design makes air conditioning unnecessary. The thick walls and central courtyard work together to keep the inside cool.
Khettaras and Fountains
"Traditional Moroccan architecture also uses advanced irrigation systems called khettaras. These systems bring water from the mountains to the cities. This water is used for cooling fountains and pools, lowering the temperature through evaporation.
"The sound of water and greenery in these courtyards make a peaceful and cool atmosphere. This adds to the natural cooling effect.
"The architecture in Morocco showcases a sustainable and cost-effective model for contemporary buildings, emphasizing the effectiveness of design and natural materials over reliance on air conditioning.'
"The traditional Moroccan building methods teach us about sustainable design. They use local, natural materials and work with the environment. This is a valuable lesson for modern architecture around the world."
Read more:
https://moroccandiaspora.com/natural-cooling-methods-in-morocco/Archived version:
https://archive.ph/0OMUu#SolarPunkSunday #heatwave #Heatwaves #KeepingCool #TraditionalDesign #MoroccanArchitecture #TraditionalArchitecture
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Natural cooling methods in #Morocco
October 27, 2024
"Morocco’s hot and dry climate makes it hard to keep homes cool. But, the country’s #TraditionalArchitecture has found clever ways to beat the heat. Using the environment, Moroccan builders have created natural cooling methods.
"They use things like porous [clay] jars and #mashrabiyas. These techniques keep homes cool without needing #AirConditioning.
Key Takeaways
- Moroccan architecture uses passive cooling like thermal mass design, shading, and ventilation.
- Evaporative cooling systems like porous jars and mashrabiyas cool homes by evaporation.
- Features like wind catchers, courtyards, and underground irrigation help cool naturally.
- Modern projects are using these old methods in new buildings for #sustainable cooling.
- Moroccan cooling methods show a deep understanding of the local climate and a focus on comfort and well-being.Traditional Moroccan Architecture:
"Moroccan architecture shows the clever use of #nature to make homes comfortable. At its core are the riads, traditional Moroccan houses. These houses have thick walls of clay or stone that keep the inside cool, even when it’s very hot outside.
#Riads and #Courtyards
The central courtyard, often with a #garden or fountain, acts as a natural air conditioner. In Fez, where it can get up to 104°F (40°C) in July, this design makes air conditioning unnecessary. The thick walls and central courtyard work together to keep the inside cool.
Khettaras and Fountains
"Traditional Moroccan architecture also uses advanced irrigation systems called khettaras. These systems bring water from the mountains to the cities. This water is used for cooling fountains and pools, lowering the temperature through evaporation.
"The sound of water and greenery in these courtyards make a peaceful and cool atmosphere. This adds to the natural cooling effect.
"The architecture in Morocco showcases a sustainable and cost-effective model for contemporary buildings, emphasizing the effectiveness of design and natural materials over reliance on air conditioning.'
"The traditional Moroccan building methods teach us about sustainable design. They use local, natural materials and work with the environment. This is a valuable lesson for modern architecture around the world."
Read more:
https://moroccandiaspora.com/natural-cooling-methods-in-morocco/Archived version:
https://archive.ph/0OMUu#SolarPunkSunday #heatwave #Heatwaves #KeepingCool #TraditionalDesign #MoroccanArchitecture #TraditionalArchitecture
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Natural cooling methods in #Morocco
October 27, 2024
"Morocco’s hot and dry climate makes it hard to keep homes cool. But, the country’s #TraditionalArchitecture has found clever ways to beat the heat. Using the environment, Moroccan builders have created natural cooling methods.
"They use things like porous [clay] jars and #mashrabiyas. These techniques keep homes cool without needing #AirConditioning.
Key Takeaways
- Moroccan architecture uses passive cooling like thermal mass design, shading, and ventilation.
- Evaporative cooling systems like porous jars and mashrabiyas cool homes by evaporation.
- Features like wind catchers, courtyards, and underground irrigation help cool naturally.
- Modern projects are using these old methods in new buildings for #sustainable cooling.
- Moroccan cooling methods show a deep understanding of the local climate and a focus on comfort and well-being.Traditional Moroccan Architecture:
"Moroccan architecture shows the clever use of #nature to make homes comfortable. At its core are the riads, traditional Moroccan houses. These houses have thick walls of clay or stone that keep the inside cool, even when it’s very hot outside.
#Riads and #Courtyards
The central courtyard, often with a #garden or fountain, acts as a natural air conditioner. In Fez, where it can get up to 104°F (40°C) in July, this design makes air conditioning unnecessary. The thick walls and central courtyard work together to keep the inside cool.
Khettaras and Fountains
"Traditional Moroccan architecture also uses advanced irrigation systems called khettaras. These systems bring water from the mountains to the cities. This water is used for cooling fountains and pools, lowering the temperature through evaporation.
"The sound of water and greenery in these courtyards make a peaceful and cool atmosphere. This adds to the natural cooling effect.
"The architecture in Morocco showcases a sustainable and cost-effective model for contemporary buildings, emphasizing the effectiveness of design and natural materials over reliance on air conditioning.'
"The traditional Moroccan building methods teach us about sustainable design. They use local, natural materials and work with the environment. This is a valuable lesson for modern architecture around the world."
Read more:
https://moroccandiaspora.com/natural-cooling-methods-in-morocco/Archived version:
https://archive.ph/0OMUu#SolarPunkSunday #heatwave #Heatwaves #KeepingCool #TraditionalDesign #MoroccanArchitecture #TraditionalArchitecture
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Natural cooling methods in #Morocco
October 27, 2024
"Morocco’s hot and dry climate makes it hard to keep homes cool. But, the country’s #TraditionalArchitecture has found clever ways to beat the heat. Using the environment, Moroccan builders have created natural cooling methods.
"They use things like porous [clay] jars and #mashrabiyas. These techniques keep homes cool without needing #AirConditioning.
Key Takeaways
- Moroccan architecture uses passive cooling like thermal mass design, shading, and ventilation.
- Evaporative cooling systems like porous jars and mashrabiyas cool homes by evaporation.
- Features like wind catchers, courtyards, and underground irrigation help cool naturally.
- Modern projects are using these old methods in new buildings for #sustainable cooling.
- Moroccan cooling methods show a deep understanding of the local climate and a focus on comfort and well-being.Traditional Moroccan Architecture:
"Moroccan architecture shows the clever use of #nature to make homes comfortable. At its core are the riads, traditional Moroccan houses. These houses have thick walls of clay or stone that keep the inside cool, even when it’s very hot outside.
#Riads and #Courtyards
The central courtyard, often with a #garden or fountain, acts as a natural air conditioner. In Fez, where it can get up to 104°F (40°C) in July, this design makes air conditioning unnecessary. The thick walls and central courtyard work together to keep the inside cool.
Khettaras and Fountains
"Traditional Moroccan architecture also uses advanced irrigation systems called khettaras. These systems bring water from the mountains to the cities. This water is used for cooling fountains and pools, lowering the temperature through evaporation.
"The sound of water and greenery in these courtyards make a peaceful and cool atmosphere. This adds to the natural cooling effect.
"The architecture in Morocco showcases a sustainable and cost-effective model for contemporary buildings, emphasizing the effectiveness of design and natural materials over reliance on air conditioning.'
"The traditional Moroccan building methods teach us about sustainable design. They use local, natural materials and work with the environment. This is a valuable lesson for modern architecture around the world."
Read more:
https://moroccandiaspora.com/natural-cooling-methods-in-morocco/Archived version:
https://archive.ph/0OMUu#SolarPunkSunday #heatwave #Heatwaves #KeepingCool #TraditionalDesign #MoroccanArchitecture #TraditionalArchitecture
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Natural cooling methods in #Morocco
October 27, 2024
"Morocco’s hot and dry climate makes it hard to keep homes cool. But, the country’s #TraditionalArchitecture has found clever ways to beat the heat. Using the environment, Moroccan builders have created natural cooling methods.
"They use things like porous [clay] jars and #mashrabiyas. These techniques keep homes cool without needing #AirConditioning.
Key Takeaways
- Moroccan architecture uses passive cooling like thermal mass design, shading, and ventilation.
- Evaporative cooling systems like porous jars and mashrabiyas cool homes by evaporation.
- Features like wind catchers, courtyards, and underground irrigation help cool naturally.
- Modern projects are using these old methods in new buildings for #sustainable cooling.
- Moroccan cooling methods show a deep understanding of the local climate and a focus on comfort and well-being.Traditional Moroccan Architecture:
"Moroccan architecture shows the clever use of #nature to make homes comfortable. At its core are the riads, traditional Moroccan houses. These houses have thick walls of clay or stone that keep the inside cool, even when it’s very hot outside.
#Riads and #Courtyards
The central courtyard, often with a #garden or fountain, acts as a natural air conditioner. In Fez, where it can get up to 104°F (40°C) in July, this design makes air conditioning unnecessary. The thick walls and central courtyard work together to keep the inside cool.
Khettaras and Fountains
"Traditional Moroccan architecture also uses advanced irrigation systems called khettaras. These systems bring water from the mountains to the cities. This water is used for cooling fountains and pools, lowering the temperature through evaporation.
"The sound of water and greenery in these courtyards make a peaceful and cool atmosphere. This adds to the natural cooling effect.
"The architecture in Morocco showcases a sustainable and cost-effective model for contemporary buildings, emphasizing the effectiveness of design and natural materials over reliance on air conditioning.'
"The traditional Moroccan building methods teach us about sustainable design. They use local, natural materials and work with the environment. This is a valuable lesson for modern architecture around the world."
Read more:
https://moroccandiaspora.com/natural-cooling-methods-in-morocco/Archived version:
https://archive.ph/0OMUu#SolarPunkSunday #heatwave #Heatwaves #KeepingCool #TraditionalDesign #MoroccanArchitecture #TraditionalArchitecture
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Tiger & Turtle - Duisburg - Germany by Oliver Jerneizig
https://tmblr.co/Z7VXvxh3K0Etmu00
#deutschland #germany #duitsland #allemagne #architektur #architecture #bridges #brücken #tunnel #tunnels #bahnhof #bahnhöfe #station #stations #buildings #gebäude #beton #concrete #brutalismus #parkhäuser #parkhaus #parking #innenhof #innenhöfe #dörfer #villages #treppen #stairs #courtyards #courtyard
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Tiger & Turtle - Duisburg - Germany by Oliver Jerneizig
https://tmblr.co/Z7VXvxh3K0Etmu00
#deutschland #germany #duitsland #allemagne #architektur #architecture #bridges #brücken #tunnel #tunnels #bahnhof #bahnhöfe #station #stations #buildings #gebäude #beton #concrete #brutalismus #parkhäuser #parkhaus #parking #innenhof #innenhöfe #dörfer #villages #treppen #stairs #courtyards #courtyard
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Tiger & Turtle - Duisburg - Germany by Oliver Jerneizig
https://tmblr.co/Z7VXvxh3K0Etmu00
#deutschland #germany #duitsland #allemagne #architektur #architecture #bridges #brücken #tunnel #tunnels #bahnhof #bahnhöfe #station #stations #buildings #gebäude #beton #concrete #brutalismus #parkhäuser #parkhaus #parking #innenhof #innenhöfe #dörfer #villages #treppen #stairs #courtyards #courtyard
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Tiger & Turtle - Duisburg - Germany by Oliver Jerneizig
https://tmblr.co/Z7VXvxh3K0Etmu00
#deutschland #germany #duitsland #allemagne #architektur #architecture #bridges #brücken #tunnel #tunnels #bahnhof #bahnhöfe #station #stations #buildings #gebäude #beton #concrete #brutalismus #parkhäuser #parkhaus #parking #innenhof #innenhöfe #dörfer #villages #treppen #stairs #courtyards #courtyard
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Tiger & Turtle - Duisburg - Germany by Oliver Jerneizig
https://tmblr.co/Z7VXvxh3K0Etmu00
#deutschland #germany #duitsland #allemagne #architektur #architecture #bridges #brücken #tunnel #tunnels #bahnhof #bahnhöfe #station #stations #buildings #gebäude #beton #concrete #brutalismus #parkhäuser #parkhaus #parking #innenhof #innenhöfe #dörfer #villages #treppen #stairs #courtyards #courtyard
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Bullying, rubbish-style
#Courtyards life, #Italy
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Summer Blues - the flowering theme inside the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum courtyard. #courtyards #flowers #BlueFlowers #BloomScrolling #ISGM
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Summer Blues - the flowering theme inside the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum courtyard. #courtyards #flowers #BlueFlowers #BloomScrolling #ISGM
