Shape of houses built in areas with hot climate and materials used

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Brut [27]2 years ago

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Answer:

Cement and sand will do

Explanation:

because without it you can't build

Mashcka [7]2 years ago

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Shape of houses built in areas with hot climate

Compact house forms, rather than sprawling, multi-wing designs work best in hot locales. Home designs with shaded porches, wrap around porches or plans with courtyards that create a shaded open area within the building are ideal.

How do you build a house in hot climates?

Place courtyards centrally to enhance cooling and ventilation. ...

Choose the right materials. ...

Use waterbodies and landscaping effectively. ...

Shade terraces and outdoor spaces. ...

Create sheltered, barrier-free spaces for air circulation. ...

Extend roofs to protect the walls and windows from direct heat.

Materials used building in areas with hot climate

The most common materials used for building walls in the warm-humid regions are stones, and earth-based bricks.

Concrete, bricks, and tile have a high thermal mass due to the large amount of heat energy needed to change their temperatures. This makes concrete an ideal building material for climates that are hot during the day but cooler at night.

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