Sentences with phrase «good natural ventilation»

Alternatively, the «cat tray with a wire top» type of hamster cage do have good natural ventilation.

Not exact matches

Natural daylight can replace 30 to 60 percent of our current energy consumption for lighting, natural ventilation can reduce the energy used for air - conditioning by 20 to 40 percent, and better use of natural shading could cut another 10 pNatural daylight can replace 30 to 60 percent of our current energy consumption for lighting, natural ventilation can reduce the energy used for air - conditioning by 20 to 40 percent, and better use of natural shading could cut another 10 pnatural ventilation can reduce the energy used for air - conditioning by 20 to 40 percent, and better use of natural shading could cut another 10 pnatural shading could cut another 10 percent.
Good indoor air quality and low carbon emissions can be achieved through natural ventilation, when possible, which can refresh indoor air without increasing energy consumption, but this requires good outdoor air qualGood indoor air quality and low carbon emissions can be achieved through natural ventilation, when possible, which can refresh indoor air without increasing energy consumption, but this requires good outdoor air qualgood outdoor air quality.
The building is well insulated with good levels of daylight and provided with natural ventilation.
Despite the complexities of the site the building benefits from renewable energy techniques, natural daylighting and passive ventilation to achieve BREEAM Very Good.
The villa is beautifully designed using lots of natural materials like wood and stone and intelligent architecture encourages plenty of natural ventilation throughout all areas of the villa which follows the eco concept of Koh Jum Beach Villas but should it be a little too hot at night or if you prefer to sleep with the windows and doors closed then the air - conditioning is a welcome feature to have a good nights» rest.
But it also has all the dumb but effective stuff that Weber Thompson does so well, including natural ventilation and properly designed sun shading.
Here architectural fissures split the building's façade, «to provide maximum solar access to be [d] rooms as well as natural ventilation throughout the building.
Although not sold as green, the building's recycled structure, wonderful natural lightning and ventilation, and adaptable spaces are solid proof of good architecture.
Tom Kundig of Olson Kundig Architects was our Best of Green Architect in 2009 for his «low tech and low impact» work «using natural ventilation and basic technologies to produce tough and edgy designs.»
I became a bit obsessed with the Terry Thomas Building, as perhaps the best example of how you design a new building to work like an old building, an «O» building with lots of natural light, ventilation and almost no green gizmos, yet still using half the energy of a conventional building.
The advantage with mechanical ventilation is that unlike natural ventilation, the air flow can be controlled quite well with a few simple controls.
Even in leaky homes, «natural ventilation» fails to deliver reliably good air flow and IAQ.
Mechanical ventilation in theory offers a better chance of good ventilation — a steady supply of fresh air, independent of the vagaries of wind speed and temperature differentials that drive natural ventilation.
Does real world MVHR work better than natural ventilation?
These impressive energy savings come from a super-insulated shell and high - performance windows, as well as optimum passive solar design and natural ventilation.
If a builder achieves an airtightness level of 5 cubic metres of air leakage per hour, or better, and chooses so called «natural» ventilation, he must increase the equivalent area of background ventilation by 40 %.
Buildings designed before the widespread use of electricity feature transoms, high ceilings, and big, operable windows for natural light and ventilation, as well as shaded porches, overhanging eaves and other features to reduce solar gain.
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