The diagrams below show some principles of house design for cool and for warm climates. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given diagrams illustrate the design of a house based on climate characteristics that are divided into warm and cool climates. In general, each layout consists of

insulation

parts and

windows

as well but they have different functions following the climate conditions.

First,

the building design for a cool climate house is covered with thermal building material with a high-angled

roof

. On the outside, the building will be coated with

insulation

part reduce the loss of hot temperature so it would maintain the warmth inside the building.

Then

, the sunlight would be directed to the floor to keep the warmth.

In contrast

, the house layout for warm climates puts the

insulation

part on the top paired with reflective

roof

material to reduce the high temperatures and

also

equips by overhang

roof

to decrease sunlight exposure.

Furthermore

, it has more

windows

located on each side to increase the airflow inside the building. During the afternoon, the hot temperature would be reduced by the

insulation

part and reflective material on the top

also

through the addition of an overhang

roof

with closed

windows

.

On the other hand

, during the night,

windows

were opened to enhance the airflow which would reduce the temperature inside.