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A shard of glass from a broken window reflects the relationship between architecture and climate. The shards show how weather elements, such as rain and snow, can have an impact on the design and function of buildings.

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? The Shard reflects the relationship between architecture and climate by its design which was constructed to maximise natural light, reduce solar gain and protect the building from extreme temperatures. Through the use of materials and facade design, the architects have crafted a building that is sympathetic to both its urban and natural environment. The building is clad with a double-skinned facade that serves as a buffer against weather fluctuations and provides a thermal barrier, providing maximum comfort to its occupants. The use of glazing on the exterior of the building also provides extra insulation and reduces losses of heat. The location and shape of the building also helps to reduce wind loading and improve air circulation.

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Jan. 9, 2023, 6:22 a.m.

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Published: Monday, January 9, 2023

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