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This research explores adaptive residential architecture in Jaipur, focusing on integrating climate-responsive design and nature-inspired innovations. The rapid urbanization of Jaipur presents challenges such as water scarcity, extreme weather, and the need for sustainable development. Addressing these issues through climate-responsive architecture and eco-friendly urban planning is crucial for preserving the city’s heritage while promoting environmental sustainability. The primary aim is to address the challenges posed by Jaipur’s arid climate, including the urban heat island effect and inadequate cooling solutions. The study proposes a design framework incorporating advanced building envelopes, biomimetic elements etc. By leveraging dynamic facades and sustainable materials, the solution enhances natural ventilation and cooling efficiency. The findings highlight that integrating these strategies not only mitigates environmental impacts but also improves residential comfort and energy efficiency. The research concludes that adaptive and nature-inspired design approaches can significantly advance sustainable architecture in arid urban settings.
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