The Diagrams Below Show Some House Design Principles for Cool and Warm Climates

The diagrams below show some house design principles for cool and warm climates. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

Sample 1:-The Diagrams Below Show Some House Design Principles for Cool and Warm Climates

The diagrams display how houses are designed for different climates. Overall, it can be seen that the houses are designed to suit both cool and warm weather with respect to their roofs, windows, and building materials.

To commence, it is obvious that the cool climate house design has a slanted roof at a high angle that enables sunlight to enter through the house, whereas the warm climate house was designed with two slanted roofs with an elevation in the middle which then extend to shade the windows at both sides.

Moreover, insulators and thermal building materials were used in cool climate house design to help prevent heat loss, while in warm climate house design, insulators and reflective materials were used to keep the heat out from the room.

Lastly, there is only one window in the cool climate house design, which is located on the east side to help provide sunlight. In contrast, the warm climate house design has two windows on opposite sides, east and west, which are closed during the day and the removal open at night to of the warm air from the room.

Sample 2:-The Diagrams Below Show Some House Design Principles for Cool and Warm Climates

The diagram illustrates house design patterns for both cool and warm weather conditions. Overall, both designs require insulation which helps reduce heat loss, and thermal building materials, which help in heat storage.

The pattern for the construction of houses in a cold climate requires a roof that is a high-angled and wide window that properly allows the direction of the sun into the house. Then, exterior insulation helps in the reduction of heat loss. Finally, an interior thermal building material to store the heat.

For the warm climate for both day and night, have a reflective roof material that overhangs for proper shade and external insulation. During the day, the designed house has two windows that are covered due to the shade, and they are closed. This pattern helps to retain the coolness in a warm climate, while during the night, both windows are opened for proper ventilation, which helps stored heat to be removed.