Stay Cool and Save Energy: Passive House Design in Hot Climates

Passive House Design is a well-known technique that aims to create buildings that are comfortable, healthy, and energy-efficient, without relying on mechanical systems. However, this design technique is often associated with cold and temperate climates, and its application in hot and arid regions is less well-known.
In this video, we will explore how to apply Passive House Design principles to hot and arid climates, with a particular focus on reducing cooling loads and enhancing natural ventilation. We will also show you examples of buildings that have been designed and built using these techniques in hot and arid regions.
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[@yetao5801]

Hot low humidity climate is very easy to deal with. Hot humid is the real challenge.

[@azizmalik5224]

And how can we deal with hot low humidity?

[@MelodyMan69]

This is Technical Bollocks.
HOT DAYS DO NOT HAVE COOL OUTSIDE AIR.
The outside air is f-in HOT.

[@ojasverma6831]

Great efforts 👍

[@KhalidMehmood-rf4vr]

Excellent idea to keep home cool Khalid Mahmoud Gujarat Pakistan

[@hasanmurtadlo8055]

gujarat india

[@fleaniswerkhardt4647]

They have robot narration with Indian accents now?

[@jmab721]

​@@cuddles1767 Whats wrong with it? I like the Indian accent, it's crisp and clear.

[@krampusk5699]

@@jmab721opposite of that

[@jmab721]

@@krampusk5699 nope

[@sigitnugroho7523]

Next up... Singaporean accent lah...

[@us3rG]

There are more Indians speaking English compared to US and UK population lol

[@criostoirashtin11]

Don't forget your articles A and The. Designing a house ....

[@rmaxdiaz414]

Hot and dry climate is not so much of a problem you could have an evaporative cooler take care of it unlike in hot and humid climate where you really need to have an AC

[@jmab721]

How did you insert the link in the biue text? Wtf

[@ibadullah8472]

WELLDONE, BE EVER BRIGHT AND KNIGHT.

[@praddzzz]

This is for homes in the northern hemisphere. Equator & South Hemisphere this changes

[@Tonystark-wd9vc]

Green net ke alawa kuch or option h kya jisme 10 degree kam ho jaye temperature

[@ibnfahad4616]

How about shading the whole building? Would it help?

[@LucidDreamer54321]

Obviously

[@JS-jh4cy]

What to do in hot climates with 80 and 97 percent humidity year round?

[@LucidDreamer54321]

Move to a better climate.

[@lothean2099]

I love on the edge of hell. When I open the windows to air out the house, brimstone and sulfur just replace brimstone and sulfur. Basically. Hot air is replaced by hotter air.

[@terachuu4077]

my house is open planned, facing north🙂, facing the street. It's so hot and bright. Luckily I planted a tree in front of my house. Otherwise it will miserable. The temperature outside and under shade/ house is so much different.

[@azizmalik5224]

What tree did you plant?

[@terachuu4077]

@@azizmalik5224the big tree are red guava tree and mulberry tree. The other fruit trees are on container. The east side is shaded by the trees while the west one is still schorching. I have to watering them daily, twice on the container

[@RyanCapilitan]

I thought there were dirt in my screen

[@andrews13]

2:03

[@SnakeKoRn]

0:07 degreeS

[@philipjdry1234]

This is not a complete list

[@bhoomika2002]

This is not according to vastu

[@teach3r8]

Horrible voice over. Do you mind if i re record this ?😊

[@seiadias7547]

Oh my, strange accent and a music to confusing,....

[@jmab721]

Deal with it. The world doesn't revolve around you.

[@vladmir3203]

Ia AI can speak with hindi accent??????