Architectural Strategies for Thermal Comfort, Energy Efficiency & Structural Resilience in Polar Climates
This investigates sustainable design solutions for buildings in extreme cold environments. The research focuses on thermal comfort, energy-efficient systems, and resilient structural strategies to withstand harsh polar conditions, establishing architectural principles for high-performance and sustainable polar habitats.
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