Smart Design For Hot/Humid Climates - Architect Peter L Pfeiffer, FAIA Part 2 of 2
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- Опубликовано: 13 май 2012
- Part 2 of 2Architect & Building Science expert Peter Pfeiffer is speaking at a local Austin event on how to design a home for our hot/humid climate. Green building is just building in a smart and organized way, listen to Peter as he shares he wealth of knowledge on this topic. -Matt Risinger Risinger Homes in Austin, TX. For more information on Peter's firm visit www.barleypfeiffer.com
Really good talk. Just a simple overhang to shade windows make a huge difference. So obvious, but seemingly overlooked all the time.
You're welcome. He's an excellent speaker and his advice is very practical for this climate zone. Matt Risinger
Matt Risinger do you have any references for contractors knowledgeable in building science for the Houston area?
Matt, would be great to repost this talk so your now-much-larger audience has a chance to watch. So much common sense here. Shade your windows. Sure wish architects would listen...
i just have a few words to describe this speaking, amazing... i learn alot
big thanks Matt
13:20 "wouldnt it be a lot cooler if the car is parked under a tree?" ~ good point
Actually a bad idea, unless you want to ruin the paintwork on your car with bird poop and tree/leaf sap
Powerful information, thank you.
what a soothing voice
Thanks! This is awesome!!
Wish this guy would write a book. Just the kind I'd info I'm looking for.
Thank you...again!
Very great Info
i had to look at the date of this video when he started talking about lighting...
Thinking about build in the Philippines glad I came across you sir
Can you get a plan draw up in another country to build in another, or you have to get your plan draw up in the country you want to build in?
Any advice?
I still have one of those things you put on the roof to allow heat to escape in the attic Did you say earlier those are not good?