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Orientation of building is a very important factor which is directly   connected to the standards of thermal comfort within building. It is guided   by natural elements like sunlight and its intensity, direction of the wind,   seasons of the year and temperature variations. The orientation effect of a   non-air-conditioned building on its thermal performance has been analyzed in   terms of direct solar gain and temperature index for hot-dry climates. This   paper aims at introducing an improved methodology for the dynamic modeling of   buildings by the thermal nodal method. The evaluation is derived from a   series of computer simulations. As a result, the influence of orientation   changing depends on the floors and exterior walls constructing materials, the   insulation levels and application of the inseparable rules of the bioclimatic   design

A new modelling approach of a multizone building to assess the influence of building orientation in Saharan climate