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our attention to square plans . ( A couple of compact rectangular plans have been
included for those who do not want a square house , though . ) Figure 6 - 1 ...
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As a basic example , the area of windows on the south side of a square , two -
story house with 800 square feet of floor space should be 60 square feet to make
use of solar tempering . We can call this the “ open - space house . ” ( See
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As a basic example , the area of windows on the south side of a square , two -
story house with 800 square feet of floor space should be 60 square feet to make
use of solar tempering . We can call this the “ open - space house . ” ( See
Chapter ...
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Start with the base number of 60 square feet of solar window for a square , two -
story , 800 - square - foot house . The exterior surface area for this house is 2 ,
200 square feet for outer walls ( including window and door areas ) , floor , and
roof ...
Start with the base number of 60 square feet of solar window for a square , two -
story , 800 - square - foot house . The exterior surface area for this house is 2 ,
200 square feet for outer walls ( including window and door areas ) , floor , and
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