The Architecture our Houses In Regulating Temperature
- Hot air rises above, so an exhaust fan installed at the top edge of the room can push it out. This also regulates the humidity.
- A cool breeze can be given way to drive out the stale, humid air of the room, making it comfortable without an air conditioner.
- A large porch absorbs direct sunlight, ensuring rooms do not overheat.
- Older houses had chimneys and cupolas that helped in air ventilation, something that can be considered.
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