Natural cooling architecture

Learn about passive cooling & heating in sustainable architecture, reducing GHG emissions & improving thermal comfort in buildings for a greener future.

Designed with an I-Thou relationship with nature, the family and nature share the same breathing space. Plants, water bodies, and living spaces are integrated as one. The setting provides daylighting, natural ventilation, and passive cooling. It offers an ecological-friendly environment that promotes general wellness for all. Learn more about the project on Architonic.com #architonic #architecture #modernarchitecture #archilovers #architect #interiordesign #building #garden #fountain

in light of climate change, the adiabatic urban cooling device is a low-tech, low-cost, and sustainable alternative to modern AC solutions.

The Lumi Shala is a #wellness space at the Alchemy Yoga Center in #Bali. Featuring natural materials with artisanal and innovative systems, its form facilitates balance. Encircled by earthen walls that offer support for #yoga practices, it has a comforting sense of enclosure. #ArchitectureProjects #ArchitecturalDesign #OrganicArchitecture #ModernArchitecture #ArchitecturalInspiration #ArchitecturalPhotography

CoolAnt on Instagram: "A modular facade created with the help of our pots, in a waiting room for an office space in New Delhi, with a floor area of approx. 200 sq. ft. The system is capable of cooling down the entire space, using natural means, such as evaporative cooling. This will also have provisions to control the ventilation for the room. The facade is a composite of glass openable windows, and CoolAnt pots, along with a sensor-based water system, all integrated together by design…

Explore effective passive cooling techniques tailored for hot-humid climates! Discover how natural ventilation, hydrophilic materials, and strategic home design can keep you cool this summer. Ideal for homeowners seeking sustainable cooling solutions. Click to learn more!

“The way we cool our buildings right now is totally wrong,” said Indian architect Monish Siripurapu in a video produced the United Nations' Environment New Delhi firm Ant Studio has developed a flexible environmental cooling system made of terra-cotta that is inspired by ancient techniques.

Explore how biocentric architecture is transforming the way we design. Discover biodiverse and sustainable projects like the 🌳 Fab Tree Hab and 🐝 Pollinator Lounge that integrate natural ecosystems into urban environments, helping architects hit critical climate targets.

From Singapore to Switzerland, firms have introduced more greenery to provide shade, improve air quality, and reduce reliance on air-conditioning | archdigest.com