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As the world's climate heats up, buildings in tomorrow's cities will need innovative solutions to keep cool. Channeling streams of water on a building's skin or spraying a water mist around a structure could be unique ways to solve this issue with minimal use of energy. A team of Princeton researchers spanning two engineering departments and architecture is exploring the cooling effect of water on architecture – from small-scale prototypes to full-size structures.
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