The double facade works like a trombe wall. It holds in heat in the winter (GREENHOUSE effect) and at the same time expel the heat and protect the building in the summer (VENTILATED facade)https://openscholarship.wustl.edu/bcs/1168/thumbnail.jp

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Zamora Offices case studyBy Jina KimLocation: Zamora, SpainArchitect:  Alberto Campo BaezaOwner: JUNTA CASTILLA Y LEÓNYear of completion: 2012Climate: Mediterran ClimateMaterial of interest: GlassApplication: Exterior facadeProperties of material: The double facade works like a trombe wall. It holds in heat in the winter (GREEN-HOUSE effect) and at the same time expel the heat and protect the building in the summer (VENTILATED facade)Sources:http://www.archdaily.com/304715/http://www.campobaeza.com/offices-for-the-junta-de-castilla-y-leon/?type=catalogue

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