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REMPAH RUMAHKARYA

Literally meaning spices, the name "Rempah" alludes to the first commodity trading maritime expeditions of the Indonesia archip...

It is impossible to specify precise values for the seven comfort parameters which would give an environment suitable for everyone. The inte...

The optimal use of natural daylight , especially in buildings used mainly by day, can, by replacing artificial light , make a significant co...

Passive solar design represents one of the most important strategies for replacing conventional fossil fuels and reducing environmental pol...

Strictly defined, the term ‘passive cooling’ applies only to those processes of heat dissipation that will occur naturally, that is without ...

While passive solar energy can help to replace conventional fuels with more environmentally benign alternative sources of heating, cooling a...

Bioclimatic buildings are characterised by the use of building elements including walls, windows, roofs and floors to collect, store and di...

The origin of the Thai race is still ambiguous. Some assume they migrated from Southwestern China, others believe they lived in the border a...