Year 12 · TCE / Housing and Design
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Recall topics
- Cool temperate design: the core strategy in one line
- Hot humid (tropical) design: the core strategy in one line
- Which Information Sheet cities are cool temperate?
- Thermal comfort
- Why is humidity a design problem in Darwin and Townsville?
- Name three cool-climate strategies that are wrong in the tropics
- Section A structure in the TASC exam
- What does Criterion 3 assess?
- The six features the Criterion 3 footnote says must be covered
- Active energy (course glossary)
- Passive energy (course glossary)
- Passive solar design (course glossary)
- Is a rooftop solar PV system active or passive?
- Give two active and two passive energy examples for a house
- Best building shape and orientation for a cool temperate site
- Acceptable range for north orientation
- Which rooms go on the north in a cool temperate plan?
- Which rooms suit the south side of a cool temperate plan?
- What to do when a tall object sits on the north boundary
- Winter noon shadow of a 5 m object in Hobart
- Views to the south versus solar access in Tasmania
- Orientation priority in the tropics
- True north versus magnetic north on a site plan
- Hobart solstice sun angles (Information Sheet)
- Launceston solstice sun angles (Information Sheet)
- Canberra and Bendigo solstice sun angles (Information Sheet)
- Darwin and Townsville solstice sun angles (Information Sheet)
- Formula for noon solar altitude at the solstices
- What does a sun angle above 90° mean?
- Summer and winter solstice dates in Australia
- Which angle proves winter solar access on a section?
- Which angle proves summer shading on a section?
- Eave projection to shade a window to its sill at summer noon
- Eave rule of thumb in the 2025 marking tool
- Problem with oversized north eaves
- Shading for east and west windows
- Tropical shading strategy
- Why use a pergola with deciduous vines on the north?
- Adjustable external shading
- Why shade the glass outside rather than inside?
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