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Julio A. Romero, Architect: "In Order Not to Be Hot at Night, It Is More Effective to Place a Canopy During the Day than to Close a Curtain"

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The thermal inertia of the materials, the entry of solar radiation and poor protection during the day explain why many departments fail to cool down at night

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Julio A. Romero, Architect: "In Order Not to Be Hot at Night, It Is More Effective to Place a Canopy During the Day than to Close a Curtain"

The thermal inertia of the materials, the entry of solar radiation and poor protection during the day explain why many departments fail to cool down at night

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Tuesday, June 16, 2026.
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