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Table of Contents

1 Introduction
2 Is it for me?
3 How much does it cost?
4 What are the benefits?
5 Step by step guide
6 Case studies
7 Where can I find out more?

Is it for me?

  • Bioclimatic architecture obtains optimum results when it is considered during the design process of new buildings. By correctly using the bioclimatic elements explained below, you may not even need to heat and cool buildings.
  • Always consider bioclimatic architecture when refurbishing old buildings.
  • Bioclimatic elements can also be introduced to existing buildings obtaining significant energy savings. Nevertheless this is usually not as cost-effective as in the above cases and building work can last a considerable period of time and be uncomfortable for the occupants.