According to a report by The Local, France has introduced legislation that actively discourages the installation of air conditioning systems in new building projects. This move marks a significant shift in how the country addresses cooling requirements for modern residential and commercial architecture.
As authorities move away from mechanical cooling solutions, the focus has shifted toward alternative design strategies to keep interiors comfortable. The report examines the methods being employed by developers to manage heat in these new structures and questions whether this regulatory approach is the most effective way to address rising summer temperatures.
Source: The Local. Read the original report ↗