TROPICAL DESIGN

The image shows the group ____ in KOPPEN CLIMATE CLASSIFICATION

• GROUP A: TROPICAL CLIMATE

• GROUP B: DRY CLIMATE

• GROUP C: TEMPERATE

• GROUP C: CONTINENTAL

The image shows the group ____ in KOPPEN CLIMATE CLASSIFICATION

• GROUP A: TROPICAL CLIMATE

• GROUP B: DRY CLIMATE

• GROUP C: TEMPERATE

• GROUP C: CONTINENTAL

The image shows the group ____ in KOPPEN CLIMATE CLASSIFICATION

• GROUP A: TROPICAL CLIMATE

• GROUP B: DRY CLIMATE

• GROUP C: TEMPERATE

• GROUP D: CONTINENTA

The image shows the group ____ in KOPPEN CLIMATE CLASSIFICATION

• GROUP D: CONTINENTAL

• GROUP B: DRY CLIMATE

• GROUP C: TEMPERATE

• GROUP E: POLAR CLIMATE

The image shows the group ____ in KOPPEN CLIMATE CLASSIFICATION

• GROUP D: CONTINENTAL

• GROUP B: DRY CLIMATE

• GROUP C: TEMPERATE

• GROUP E: POLAR CLIMATE

(a)   Climate Classification is the most widely used system for classifying the world's climates. Its categories are based on the annual and monthly averages of temperature and precipitation.

The Greek word " (a)   " which means "belonging to a turn of the sun at the solstice," is the origin of the word "tropic."

The Tropics are located in the Tropic of ______

• TROPIC OF CAPRICORN

• TROPIC OF LIBRA

• TROPIC OF ARIES

• TROPIC OF CANCER

Tropical design is the strategic arrangement of elements in buildings and structures to respond to specific conditions of weather, sun and climate prevalent in the Tropic Region. It is all about achieving (a)   comfort.

Thermal comfort is achieved through the use of (a)   design elements like sunshades, cavity walls, light shelves, overhangs, roof and wall insulation and even shading from large trees to block the sun. It can look very traditional, ultramodern or even high-tech.