Climate-responsive strategies in vernacular architecture of Erbil city

Omar Algburi · Figen Beyhan

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This study examines residential architecture in the historic core of Erbil, a registered World Heritage Site, for its use of climate responsive strategies. The analysis seeks to explain the value of Erbil’s vernacular architecture with a view to adapting it to the modern city, to reduce and even eliminate mechanical cooling and heating loads for energy saving and sustainable development.

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