Local Climate Identity in the Architecture of Traditional Mosques in Warm Humid Tropics: The Case in Lowland and Mountainous Regions of Aceh, Indonesia
L H Sari,
E Wulandari,
Y Idris
Abstract:Climate plays an essential role in creating a thermally comfortable living. In warm humid tropics, the relative humidity is high which needs the airflow to decrease it hence minimizing the thermal comfort dissatisfaction felt by the building users. Mosque as a place for Muslims to perform prayer frequently five times a day also needs to be comfortable. In the old time when everything was still limited, the traditional mosque was designed to be comfortable naturally. Therefore, in this study, traditional mosque… Show more
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