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Question: how does pre industrial revolution architecture consider climate
Pre-Industrial Revolution architecture placed great emphasis on designing buildings and cities to take advantage of local climate and environmental conditions. Common architectural strategies for dealing with climate included orientating buildings on a north-south axis to maximize exposure to the sun, positioning courtyards to provide natural cooling, and creating shaded verandas to minimize the effects of strong winds. These strategies were aimed at providing optimal living conditions for people living in the pre-Industrial Revolution era.
Jan. 7, 2023, 4:38 a.m.
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