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Option 3a on the left assumes a solid balcony wall and achieves DA 300lux [50%] =48.07% and Option 3b on the right assumes a glazed balcony wall and achieves DA 300lux [50%] =47.78%

Option 3a on the left assumes a solid balcony wall and achieves DA 300lux [50%] =48.07% and Option 3b on the right assumes a glazed balcony wall and achieves DA 300lux [50%] =47.78%

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Fig 1: Examples of balcony types in MURB housing.
Fig 3: Option 1a on the left assumes a solid balcony wall and achieves...
Fig 4: Option 2a on the left assumes a solid balcony wall and achieves...
Fig 5: Option 3a on the left assumes a solid balcony wall and achieves...
+1 Surface reflectance and glass transmittance used in DIVA simulations.
Parametric Design of Balconies in Multi-Unit Residential Buildings
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  • Sep 2020
Condominiums have become the predominant housing form in Canada, and connection to the outdoors, adequate fresh air, and appropriate levels of daylight are essential to people's quality of life. The majority of new condos have balconies, but there are no climate-specific balcony guidelines for comparing design options for multi-unit residential bui...
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... 3. This balcony type is inset into the façade, as a loggia, modeled at 3.0 meters deep and 2.5 meters wide ( Figure 5). In this option, the balcony does not protrude along the façade of the building and so does not shade the unit below it. ...

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