Bioclimatic is an ecological approach to architecture.
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Bioclimatic
Synonyms for "bioclimatic"
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Greek
2 entries- βιοκλιματικός adj (of or pertaining to the relationship between living things and climate)
- βιοκλιματικός adj (focused on providing a comfortable microclimate)
Spanish
2 entries- bioclimático adj (of or pertaining to the relationship between living things and climate)
- bioclimático adj (focused on providing a comfortable microclimate)
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For example the participants study ways that structures can be planned to save electricity and water, as well as to be “bioclimatic,” which means that they adapt to the surrounding environment. In the northern capital of Hanoi, it is more useful to firm up insulation and conserve heat to keep people warm in the winter. But in contrast in the southern metropolis of Ho Chi Minh City there are just two seasons — rainy and dry — and not much need to heat buildings. Instead designers can consider how to position southern buildings to take advantage of wind tunnels, which bring natural ventilation in the humid climate, or to soak up sun rays to generate the most solar power possible.
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bioclimatic interactions
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bioclimatic housing
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