SOLAR PASSIVE DESIGN FEATURES

Landscape: Landscaping is an important element in altering the micro-climate of a place. Proper landscaping reduced direct sun from striking and heating up building surfaces. It is the best way to provide a buffer for heat, sun, noise, traffic, and airflow or for diverting airflow or exchanging heat in a solar-passive design.

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