Wind and sun study.

The building has small and few openings, which is a serious problem, both for sunlight, as well as for the ventilation of the interiors. > The south-eastern terrace is exposed throughout the day. > From the middle of the day and afterwards (3pm) the north-east and south-east sides are not illuminated. > The independent room on the NW side has no opening resulting in a lack of natural light and ventilation. > On the NW side of the floor there are no openings resulting in the prevailing wind enters from that side.

Problems and solutions.

> PROBLEMS I. | The building has small and few openings, which is a a serious problem , both for sunlight , and for the ventilation of the interior. II. | The south-east and north-east terraces are exposed throughout the entire area throughout the day. III. | The independent room on the north-west side has no opening and as a result lack of natural light and ventilation. IV. | On the NW side of the floor there are no openings resulting in the prevailing wind does not enter from that side V. | In the detached building, there is no opening. > PROPOSED SOLUTIONS. I. | Add openings in the shell with reverence. II. | Adding a sunshade-pergola in order to shade them if both are to be used. III. | Addition of another opening in this space in order to efficiently ventilation and lighting of the space. IV. | Opening of an additional window on the floor if used V. | Creation of openings if it is to be used. VI. | Adding cover panels to the openings on the south-east and east side.