Definitions: C - Design and planning

cross ventilation

cross ventilation is air circulation in a room that is caused by outside breezes or wind. cross ventilation is achieved by placing vents or window on opposite facing walls in a room.

References - cross ventilation

See the following for additional cross ventilation information:

• Architectural Graphic Standards, Tenth Edition (Book only) Wiley; 10 edition, April 2000, Charles George Ramsey, John Ray Hoke Jr., ISBN 471348163
• Interior Graphic and Design Standards Watson-Guptill; 1st Edition. Edition, October 1986, S. Reznikoff, ISBN 823072983
• Space Planning Basics Wiley; 3 edition, May 2009, Mark Karlen, ISBN 470231785
• Interior Graphic Standards Wiley, January 2004, Maryrose McGowan, Kelsey Kruse, ISBN 471461962
• Residential Interior Design: A Guide to Planning Spaces Wiley, January 2007, Maureen Mitton, Courtney Nystuen, ISBN 471684732

Service Professionals that can help with cross ventilation issues

• Architect
• Landscape Architect
• Kitchen Designer
• Architectural Draftsperson

Common projects involving cross ventilation

• Remodel Home
• Remodel Kitchen
• Home Theater Remodeling
• Add On to Home

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