Impact of Façade Colouring on Temperature and Light Conditions of Buildings, Housing Estates, and Environment

Jan Pašek; Daniela Bošová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.899.135

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Impact of Façade Colouring on Temperature and Light Conditions of Buildings, Housing Estates, and Environment

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Design of the color solution of the façade is usually focused only to achieve subjectively desirable aesthetic look of the building. In the whole context it however has many other connections including the environmental one. From this point of view it is very inappropriate to use dark colors with high absorption of solar and diffused radiation. This paper is focused on the influence of the color of the façade surface on the external and internal surface temperature of the external walls, temperature of the air in their surroundings, and day lighting of the interior.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 899)

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135-138

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February 2014

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Jan Pašek, Daniela Bošová

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Absorption of Light, Color Shade of Façade Surface, Daylighting of Interior, Light Conditions of Interior, Surface Temperature, Temperature Conditions of Interior, Thermal Islands

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