Save energy you can do by utilizing energy sources other than electricity around us, such as wind and solar. Temperatures and humidity in relatively high homes can be derived naturally through a tropical architecture home design approach. While the abundance of tropical sunlight is certainly beneficial to meet the needs of lighting during the day.

Controlling the in-house temperature by natural air conditioning is at the core of energy-saving ruminations. However, how are the ways to make it happen?

Home Design with Cross Ventilation

The essence of cross ventilation is to create different air pressures so that air can spread and evenly. In order for air circulation evenly the size of ventilation, the location of the openings and design should be noted.

Adding Ventilation and Roof Insulation

Reducing the heat on the roof will affect the temperature of the space below. The trick is to complete the openings in the room below so that hot air is not trapped.

To speed up the expenditure of hot air in the roof space, can also use a turbine ventilator. This tool rotates utilizing hot air pressure that automatically moves the turbine to get rid of hot air.

Make a Wind Tower

The wind tower works to suck and catch the wind, so the air is always circulating. The hot air pressure inside the house will be drawn out through the wind tower and replaced with fresh air. In order for the optimum results, your wind tower is made with a cover facing the direction of the wind.

Installing a High Ceiling

The high distance between the floor and the ceiling allows air to move freely in the empty space. When the ceiling is high, the heat from the roof will cool down and the room becomes cooler. To get fresh air ceiling height of at least 3 meters. So the volume of space becomes big and air flows smoothly.

Using Natural Materials

Use natural primer materials such as wood, natural stone, and bricks. Because it will make the indoor air cooler. Materials that are thicker in size can help inhibit the spreading of heat.

Apply Pastel Color to House Walls

The pastel / soft surface does not just look clean and expand the view. But it also does not absorb solar radiation. Bright colors will reflect the heat and dark colors will absorb heat. So check first before deciding what color and where will you apply it.