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Design Vignettes (5 Points Each) (15 Points Total). A) Assume you are an architect working in private practice in the U.S., and that the project is located in the U.S., (B) Use drawings, diagrams, and other responses as asked for in each numbered scenario, and supplement these with written or graphic information (such as key dimensions for main elements), as you deem to be useful and informative. 51. Draw four (4) simple schematic that illustrate the following passive heating system concepts: a. Direct Gain b. Water Wall c. Sunspace d. Trombe Wall

          Design Vignettes (5 Points Each) (15 Points Total).
A) Assume you are an architect working in private practice in the U.S., and that the project is
located in the U.S., (B) Use drawings, diagrams, and other responses as asked for in each
numbered scenario, and supplement these with written or graphic information (such as key
dimensions for main elements), as you deem to be useful and informative.
51. Draw four (4) simple schematic that illustrate the following passive heating system concepts:
a. Direct Gain
b. Water Wall
c. Sunspace
d. Trombe Wall

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Design Vignettes (5 Points Each) (15 Points Total).
A) Assume you are an architect working in private practice in the U.S., and that the project is
located in the U.S., (B) Use drawings, diagrams, and other responses as asked for in each
numbered scenario, and supplement these with written or graphic information (such as key
dimensions for main elements), as you deem to be useful and informative.
51. Draw four (4) simple schematic that illustrate the following passive heating system concepts:
a. Direct Gain
b. Water Wall
c. Sunspace
d. Trombe Wall

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a. Direct Gain: This method involves allowing sunlight directly into a building to heat up the interior spaces. Large, south-facing windows are commonly used to capture as much sunlight as possible, which is then absorbed and stored by the building's thermal Show more…

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Text: Design Vignettes (5 Points Each) (15 Points Total). A) Assume you are an architect working in private practice in the U.S., and that the project is located in the U.S. (B) Use drawings, diagrams, and other responses as asked for in each numbered scenario, and supplement these with written or graphic information (such as key dimensions for main elements), as you deem to be useful and informative. 51. Draw four (4) simple schematics that illustrate the following passive heating system concepts: a. Direct Gain b. Water Wall c. Sunspace d. Trombe Wall

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