The church's large windows that provide cross ventilation have vertical R . C . C . fins between them that act as sun-breakers, giving the church exterior a unique appearance.
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The walls along the side of the nave each have two rectangular openings enclosed by pairs of unequal timber framed and diagonally boarded sliding doors, which when opened provide cross ventilation.
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The ground plan of this single-storeyed building is identical to that of a traditional Javanese Joglo : tall columns support a hipped, two-tiered roof, which facilitates cross ventilation of the roof cavity.
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There is no window in a Sumbanese house, cross ventilation is provided from small openings in the wall, which is made of plaited palm boughs, areca sheath, or among the very rich buffalo hide.
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The nave and sanctuary are within the one large space, with either side characterised by the regular rhythm of vertical windows surmounting paired doors ( designed to be open for cross ventilation ) separated by solid brick piers.
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The Cathedral was constructed with a reinforced concrete frame, with inner and outer skins of brickwork, and the side verandahs were designed to allow the side doors to be left open, particularly during the wet season, to allow cross ventilation.
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Designed in an Arts and Crafts idiom, the low-set timber house has deliberately oversized timber elements and openings; verandah piazza; steep dominant roof; finely-detailed, built-in timber furniture; a well-considered service zone; and an interior layout that optimises cross ventilation and solar orientation.
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Lynch addressed the problem of cross ventilation in a tropical climate by providing St John's with large sliding doors along each side of the nave, which were sheltered by open verandahs and when opened allowed air to circulate freely through the building.
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The units are kept cool with a combination of window placement for cross ventilation; double-glazed, krypton-filled, low-e windows with stainless steel spacers; and blown-in recycled cellulose insulation that boosts the thermal value of the wall to 75 % above a conventional, type-five wall and reduces envelope infiltration.
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The Lady Lamington Nurses'Home evidences the early development of architectural interest in refining elements associated with domestic buildings and climate control with devices such as awnings, verandahs, orientation, cross ventilation through the use of low partitions, and large well placed openings reworked for a different scale of building.
