Climate & Comfort. Key references-David Turrent;Sustainable Architecture; RIBA Publishing (2007)Other Recommended Books-Norbert Lechner;Heating, Cooling, Lighting: Design Methods for Architects; John Wiley & Sons (2001)-Stephen Szokolay;Introduction to architectural science;Elsevier Ltd (2004)-Roger Benham;Architecture of the well-tempered environment;The University of Chicago Press; Chicago-G. Z.Brown and Mark DeKay;Sun, Wind & Light: Architectural Design Strategies;John Wiley & Sons-Mostafavi, Mohsen and Leatherbarrow, David.On Weathering;MIT Press, Cambridge (1993)-Akbari, H., M. Pomerantz and H.TahaCool surfaces and shade trees to reduceenergy use and improve airquality in urban areas.Solar EnergyVol. 70 No. 3 pp 295-310, Elsevier Science Ltd., Oxford (2001)-Barry, R.G. and R.J. Chorley;Atmosphere, Weather & Climate; 7Th Ed.; Routledge.Chapters 2, 10 & 11. (98)-Givoni, B.Climate Considerations in Building and Urban Design. Van Nostrand Reinhold (1998)-Littlefair, P. et alEnvironmental site Layout Planning:solar access, microclimate and passive cooling in urban areas.Building Research Establishment,BR 380 (2000)-Oke, T.R.Boundary Layer Climates; Chapters 7 & 8. Methuen & Co., London (1987)-Santamouris, M.;Energy and Climate inthe Urban Environment; James & James; (Science) Publishers Ltd.London. (Ed. 2000)-Smith, P.F.;Architecture in a Climate of Change. Architectural Press; (2006)-Thomas, R.;Sustainable Urban Design.An environmental approach; Spon Press; (Ed. 2003)