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Dr John Kaiser CalautitAssociate Professor in Building Engineering, University of NottinghamVerified email at nottingham.ac.uk
Abdullah Saeed KarbanDepartment of Architecture, College of Engineering and Architecture, Umm Al QuraVerified email at uqu.edu.sa

Abdullah Abdulhameed Bagasi

Abdullah Abdulhameed Bagasi

Umm Al Qura University

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Passive Buildings Thermal Comfort Islamic Architecture


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Experimental field study of the integration of passive and evaporative cooling techniques with Mashrabiya in hot climates AA Bagasi, JK Calautit Energy and Buildings 225, 110325, 2020	43	2020
Evaluation of the integration of the traditional architectural element Mashrabiya into the ventilation strategy for buildings in hot climates AA Bagasi, JK Calautit, AS Karban Energies 14 (3), 530, 2021	29	2021
Investigation of the ventilation and thermal performance of mashrabiya for residential buildings in the hot-humid climate of Saudi Arabia AA Bagasi University of Nottingham, 2022		2022
Evaluation of the Integration of Mashrabiya into the Ventilation Strategy for Buildings in Hot Climates. Energies 2021, 14, 530 AA Bagasi, JK Calautit, AS Karban s Note: MDPI stays neu-tral with regard to jurisdictional claims in …, 2021		2021
Investigation of the novel integration of mashrabiya and heat transfer devices for buildings in hot climates AA Bagasi, JK Calautit		2021
Evaluation of the Novel Integration of Mashrabiya and Heat-Transfer Devices for Passive Cooling in Buildings in Hot Climates AA Bagasi, JK Calautit, H Chaudhry, A Karban Available at SSRN 4710362, 0

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