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Title | Passive Solar Urban Design–Shadow Analysis of Different Urban Canyons |
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Although thermal comfort methods on a architectural scale are at present well developed, the approach and the techniques applied on an urban scale are yet to be consolidated in order to promote a climatic responsive urban design. The main goal of the study, which is a continuation of the researcher's efforts in his PhD thesis, is to examine the relationship between different urban forms and the shadow patterns they generate, and to develop evaluation tools for deriving climatic design criteria and information suitable for use by designers. In addition, the experiment intends to verify the common method used by architects to determine the most suitable spacing between buildings to avoid overshadowing and maintain good solar accessibility, as well as to clarify its limitations. Therefore, the experiment compares patterns (radial and rectangular) with different orientations, in order to clarify the relation between the … |
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Type | Journal Article |
Date | 2008 |
Published in | An-Najah University Journal for Research |
Series | Volume: 22 |
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