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Through climate responsive design, architects have the capacity to design environmentally responsible design solutions through fundamental design moves, even at the very initial "napkin sketch" phase. Name 3 clear climatically responsive architectural design strategies that should be prioritized for the climate plotted on this psychrometric chart. Here we are asking you to focus on ARCHITECTURAL methods [form, aperture, material, orientation], not on mechanical/equipment based solutions [so think beyond simply stating "passive solar;" tell us by what architectural means you achieve passive solar]. Let's NOT include internal gain on your list as it is a bit of a hybrid...this depends on people, lights + equipment [which are not architectural space/form]. Effective internal gain would need insulation in order to take advantage of the added heat [insulation thus being architectural as it is a material]. Internal gai
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