Building with heliodynamic architecture
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Nov 21, 2024
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Sep 8, 2022
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Sep 8, 2022
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A building has outer envelope that has at least one facade portion which is transparent to solar radiation and that is situated on a face of the building, the shape of at least a part of which can be inscribed inside the surface generated by an imaginary segment extending between the sun and at least one fixed point that is fixed relative to the Earth. Facade portion(s) extend between a base line and a top edge which together delineate it from the remaining part of the outer envelope of the building, which is predominantly or completely opaque. The exterior face of each part of the facade portion is, at each point on the top line, set back from a straight line perpendicular to the local horizontal plane, and therefore normal to the plane of the ground, and passing through this point. At least one of the facade parts can be inscribed inside the surface of a cone frustum part that is recessed or concave relative to the face concerned.
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