Passive Solar Architecture

Passive solar architecture is basically architecture, which minimizes – not negates – the impact of climate both in summer and winter. The technique can be applied to all building types, not just homes. Normally it will be used in conjunction with conventional systems to achieve comfort and energy efficiency.

Shade sails, appropriately designed to match the architectural space, can allow passive solar heating during Winter, whilst providing protection from the harsh summer sun during the Summer months.

 
The Earth travels in an almost circular orbit around the sun. It is rotating about its own axis (N,S) at the rate of one revolution per day, and it is moving at the same time in the closed path in a year. Its axis is tilted to the plane of its orbit by 23 degrees
 

 

 

 
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