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Atmospheric Architecture: Designing for Air Flow, Light, and Sound

How ancient builders used invisible forces to create spaces that guide movement and transform human experience

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Saki Savavi
Jun 05, 2025
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Mesa Verde sits high on my Arizona summer itinerary, along with a growing list of places where I want to study atmospheric intelligence in architecture. The Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings represent something I've been researching extensively: sophisticated atmospheric technologies that harness wind patterns, maximize winter sunlight, and create acou…

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