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A Study to Identify and Evaluate the Effect of Comfort Ventilation, Building Envelope and Shading on Thermal Performance of Mid-rise Office Buildings in Warm-Humid Climate and to Develop Design Guidelines for Architects Based on Their Thermal Performance

S. V. Shinde

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Key concepts: Architectural engineering, Building envelope, Thermal comfort, Envelope (radar), Shading, Environmental science, Ventilation (architecture), Building design

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