Titlebook: Biophilic and Bioclimatic Architecture; Analytical Therapy f Amjad Almusaed Book 2011 Springer-Verlag London Limited 2011 Architectural The

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The Urban Heat Island Phenomenon upon Urban Componentsfy in average temperature. It is clear today to observe that the negative effect of UHI in the center of many arid climates cities, over physical frameworks of the city; we can sense the typical UHI phenomenon by a large negative effect on summer.

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Brocas-Area

Evapotranspiration and Environmental Benefitsr (depression storage), and water on surfaces (catch water) such as leaves and/or roofs. A green areas can help to increase the thermal performance of a building by keeping the temperature within the building cooler in summer months, therefore, reducing air-conditioning costs.

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Green Roofscifies for any roof covered with a growth substrate with plants growing on it, and as such, green roofs vary enormously in their type and function. At the same time, as it is exactly as green as the plants that cultivate there, it is also “green” in the earth-friendly sense.

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Green Wallsand size depending on the wall’s scale and the plants selected. It can be a spectacular design statement for the climatic skin surfaces or intermediary spaces. Green Walls, be able to be a civic display of beauty, art, expression and presently as significant as green roofs.

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Presbyopia

Architectural Hypothesisrding to the nature of human, and his circumstances as they modify. It is the creative blend of art and science in the design of environments for community. People require places to eat, work, live, and engage in recreation. Architects convert these requirements into concepts and then expand the con

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Architectural Theoryciple. By his perception and needs, through his reflection and expression, he influences and comprises the environment. Simultaneously, the built environment (physics, social and productive) has the same active principles, which influences the person to build his conscience. To describe an excellent

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