HOT AND DRY

JAIPUR DESIGN COMPOSITION

Composition were made symmetrically on the
ORIENTATIO principal of rhythm and balance. By creating spaces
and level to give it a appealing look and structure
Nis oriented in east-west directions
building
according to climate … to prevent less sunlight for
inlets and protect inner temperature

FEATURE
S

Wind towers
Double clerestory toplight
Wind towers
basically works on
stack effect or in
simple way chimney
like component
which helps to exit
Mirror like material will be used in circumference hot air and entry for
to refract more light into the structure; uplifted cool air
portion will help in natural ventilation as well as
lighting will prevent overconsumption of energy

Openable window-cum-chajja
Brick jali Brick jali wall is
given to minimise
wall warmness of air
and increasing the Green
amounts of cool air roof Green roof is given in west shaded
in structure. Bricks
are also used region which will make air more
because of their pure and dust free also it can be
minimum heat gain used as sitting area with temporary
phenomenon and shelter
cooling application
. Openable window-cum chajja are used to maintain
efficient sunlight and to increase cross ventilation as
well in desired space

Architectural REMARK DAT UDAY PRAKASH MISHRA SHEET NO

CLIMATIVE RESPONSIBLE
Design
AP- 201 DESIGN
S E SEC- A; SEM-III, 05018001620
DELHI TECHNICAL CAMPUS
2
A
 Water body
Water body is given between
courtyard to ensure the floatation
of cool air around the area. This
will help in decrease of
temperature for structure
Cross ventilation
Cross ventilation is being used at
every possible part to ensure
minimum heat effect for inlets.
Windows are given in zigzag form
resulting refraction of air flow and
no more negative space will occur

Solar
panel
Solar panel will be used on top of
wind tower. The overall aim is to
convert building into 0 power
consumption house

Venturi
effect
The Venturi-effect refers to the increase in fluid speed due to a decrease of the flow Pla
section in confined flows. ... The reason is the wind-blocking effect, which causes a n
large part of the oncoming wind to flow over and around the buildings, rather than
being forced through the passage. therefore the compressed air part becomes cooler Vide
due to continues speed of air flow.
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Architectural REMARK DAT UDAY PRAKASH MISHRA SHEET NO

CLIMATIVE RESPONSIBLE
Design
AP- 201 DESIGN
S E SEC- A; SEM-III, 05018001620
DELHI TECHNICAL CAMPUS
2
B