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Question: how does architectural design change during the industrial revolution with regards to climate
During the Industrial Revolution, buildings began to adopt the principles of industrialization, with design elements such as larger windows and the use of materials like steel and concrete that could withstand heavier loads and the impact of factory production. Building designers began to factor in climate considerations as well, accounting for local weather conditions and regional differences in order to maximize energy efficiency. In addition, improved insulation materials began to be used in order to reduce heat loss in winter and keep interiors cooler in summer. This combination of materials and designs allowed buildings to be more resilient and adapted to changing climates.
Jan. 7, 2023, 8:53 a.m.
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