While most research in
passive solar design during the 1970s was directed at individual buildings, one man began forty years of research into solar oriented cities: Ralph Knowles, professor emeritus at the USC's School of Architecture and author of three fascinating books on the topic (1974, 1981, 2006).
Not exact matches
You probably know that a key feature of
passive solar design is to construct your eaves in such a way that you block unwanted summer sun, while allowing those warming rays in
during the winter, when you need them most.
A good example of
passive solar is using sunlight to light a room
during the daytime or
designing a home or building so that it captures the sun's energy to keep it warm in winter and cool in summer.