bioclimatic architecture

A brick house being built on a hillside, one face covered with insulation panels and tall wooden-framed windows, with scaffolding and a group of visitors at its foot.
Jörg Blobelt, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Bioclimatic architecture is named as the field with particular expertise in adapting buildings to the environment's cyclical patterns, from daily and seasonal to longer cycles, in pursuit of sustainability.
Named as the area with particular expertise in adapting and synchronising with the environment's cyclical patterns, from seasons and day-night to longer cycles, in order to achieve sustainability.

In the Framework

  • Predictable Events · event type
  • Environment: Abiotic · element

In the book

  • Chapter 6, section 071 · The Role of Variables and Guiding Questions within Components
Methods