Totally agree. Took an HVAC course during my grad years and there's specific standard and regulations windows adhere to for houses to prevent over heating or co

Totally agree. Took an HVAC course during my grad years and there's specific standard and regulations windows adhere to for houses to prevent over heating or cooling which means the view factor to the sun is usually way below optimal. I'm willing to bet the net energy required to cool a house during the summer is negative if you try to place the windows that is more solar optimal. But I can see this working for cities with tall buildings. But there will be new technology required to wire all these together properly for a building scale.