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Buildings· 2026Q1

Impact of Window Orientation and Window-to-Wall Ratio on Thermal Comfort and Daylight Performance Within an Educational Building in Saudi Arabia

Shukri Elbellahy

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Northwest/northeast-oriented classrooms (Class 1) at Najran University showed higher indoor temperatures when cooling was off, while a northeast-facing office with a smaller window-to-wall ratio (WWR) maintained lower afternoon temperatures.

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