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When the Wind Was There First
Exposed to the Atlantic The Cliffs Make It Worse An Already Difficult Baseline Measuring The Change A Better Measure?
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Using Every Tool to Design for Wind
Shaping the massing around the wind Testing the emerging design Turning complex airflow into practical advice Verifying the developed design What the CFD missed From wind mitigation to place-making
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Rethinking Wind Screens
How Screens Reduce Wind The Case for Screens The Real Challenge: Integration
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Using Trees To Mitigate the Wind?
How Trees Help, Aerodynamically Speaking Why Trees Are Viewed Cautiously Why Trees Are Still So Valuable Artificial Alternatives and Finding the Balance Where the Balance Breaks Down Good Planting, Bad Planting
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Stepping Up Into the Wind
Leeds is no stranger to wind. As one of the UK’s windiest inland cities, its tall buildings are often influenced as much by the weather as by architectural ambition.
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On-Site Insights: White Rose View, Leeds
Leeds is no stranger to wind. As one of the UK’s windiest inland cities, its tall buildings are often influenced as much by the weather as by architectural ambition. Yet every so often, a development comes along that demonstrates how building form and context can work together to create perhaps unexpectedly calm conditions at ground…