Cum își răcoreau grecii casele acum 2.000 de ani, fără aer condiționat. Trucurile care funcționează și astăzi

Ancient Greeks effectively cooled their homes without modern technology by using thick walls, strategic orientation, and natural ventilation. They built with materials that absorbed heat, keeping interiors cooler during the day. Shade from trees and covered areas prevented overheating, while the layout of homes allowed for better sun exposure control. Nighttime cooling was utilized by opening windows to let in cooler air, helping to release accumulated heat. These principles of thermal comfort are still relevant in today's energy-efficient architecture.