Resumen de The Alijares Palace (Qaṣr al-Dishār) at the Alhambra: a bioclimatic analysis
This paper discusses the main bioclimatic features of three of the most representative palaces in the Alhambra: Comares, Lions and, in particular, the Alijares Palace (Qaṣr al-Dishār). Bioclimatic features in medieval architecture were often shaped through contact with earlier models – in the case of Naṣrid architecture (thirteenth to fifteenth centuries), through the Andalusi tradition. Control of climatic factors in a building, and the provision of additional protection to its inhabitants, might be achieved by means of walls of rammed earth, adobe, bricks or stone; other important features include orientation, the size of rooms, the use of shade, distribution of air from the exterior to the courtyard, ventilation and natural cooling
