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Four Retractable Shade Solutions for Residential Exteriors

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It offers relief from direct sunlight, helps regulate temperature, and reduces glare. Image Courtesy of ShadeFX Shade refers to a region or state where sunlight is partially obstructed by objects or structures. This concept plays a crucial role in architectural design, as it significantly impacts comfort and functionality.

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Ten noise-regulating acoustic products for communal interiors

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Acoustic products have exterior coverings made from compressed fibres such as wool, foam or felt that absorb sound waves, helping to reduce reverberation and dampen general noise levels in enclosed areas. The fittings facilitate both general illumination and noise regulation, and come in 11 tones including playful bright hues and neutrals.

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What are the Interior Courtyards of Spanish Houses like? 10 Examples in Contemporary Architecture and Design

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Image © Marcela Grassi The origin of interior courtyards dates back several years, serving as a means of shelter, security, and protection, while also aiming to achieve comfort and well-being through exterior elements.

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A Glimpse into the Evolution of Insulation Materials in Architecture

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As an example, beginning with the primitive huts used in the earliest forms of domestic architecture, furs were employed as an exterior covering to restrict the flow of air and, consequently, regulate the interior environment. Image via DALL.E

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Reframing the Concept of Building Envelope Through Minimalist Windows

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This concept is interesting as it identifies that, similar to its function in humans, the skin plays a role in protecting and regulating the interior setting, besides contributing to the aesthetics of the building. These windows excel with their functionality and visual lightness, standing out in the architectural landscape.

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Shine On or Lights Out? Architects Are Turning Exterior Walls into Digital Façades

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LED technology has the potential for improvement, and city authorities can regulate the amount of light emission per building, a compromise worth exploring. Architects Are Turning Exterior Walls into Digital Façades appeared first on Journal. Learn more and register > The post Shine On or Lights Out?

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WEFT balances nostalgia and modernity in the architectural design of a fast casual restaurant by WEFT

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The building’s design was born from the limitations imposed by applicable regulations for the plot. The exterior space had no particular restrictions as long as the vertical structure was contained within the given building size.

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