| 摘要 |
The invention relates to a building, the largest possible facade portion of which is simultaneously exposed to sun for as long as possible. The objects are to achieve the greatest possible use and storage of solar energy, in particular during the winter months and interseasonal periods, and to effect extensive heating-up of the structure not only by means of solar radiation on interior structural parts (interior wall b) but also via direct and reflected solar radiation on exterior structural parts, e.g. the lateral exterior walls (a) and/or the pivotable radiation walls (T) (Figure F.2, outline). These objects are achieved by the by far largest facade portion facing south, tapering towards the path of the sun (e.g. 60 DEG building angle), and by then simultaneously exposing said facade portion to the sun, directly and across the flanking winter-gardens c and reflecting winter-garden fronts c1 or their reflection blinds R2 and/or centred reflection, to the maximum extent, as early as possible and for as long as possible. The building design can be used to construct housing, administration buildings, commercial buildings, schools and hospitals, etc. <IMAGE>
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