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Integration of Renewable Energy Systems (Solar Energy) in Residential Interior Design Projects: A Review of Sustainable Design Strategies, Technologies, and Future Directions
This review examines how solar energy, especially photovoltaics and building-integrated PV, can be woven into residential interior and architectural design, covering passive solar strategies, daylighting, shading, storage, and smart energy management. Its main contribution is an argument that solar integration should be treated as a core part of interior design rather than a separate engineering add-on, supported by surveyed evidence that such approaches can cut household energy use and improve occupant satisfaction. The abstract does not detail specific solar thermal heating systems, so the paper's coverage of that technology is unclear from this text.
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