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You can't install AC units on the outside of your building in Rome to maintain the architecture, which is the same as saying you can't have any at all.
by FanaHOVA 7y ago
You can't install AC units on the outside of your building in Rome to maintain the architecture, which is the same as saying you can't have any at all.
- edaemon 7y agoI recently traveled to Rome and in both places we stayed there were AC units mounted below the windows. We also saw some split systems that had the condenser unit either in a foyer/lobby (hooked up to a vent) or on the roof. Maybe that's not typical.
- kowdermeister 7y agoProtecting the architecture is understandable, but there are plenty of indoor and portable units.
- Retric 7y agoYou can vent AC’s heat out through a chimney. Window units are cheap and reasonably efficient, but not the only option.
- Retra 7y agoYou can run an AC inside the building, you just need to exhaust the heat out, which can be done through a window. Do an image search for "portable air conditioner window vent" and you'll see some examples.
- davidw 7y agoI think you're just talking about the historic portion of town? Lots of AC units on display here: https://www.google.com/maps/@41.8816316,12.4546184,3a,75y,238.83h,101.94t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s1_XirSj_1DTDlwOgG6GEZA!2e0!7i16384!8i8192 https://www.google.com/maps/@41.8816316,12.4546184,3a,75y,23...
- FanaHOVA 7y agoOf course it's not in every single building. Where I grew up we had AC, but where my grandpa lived for example you couldn't. Just saying that the root comment isn't completely wrong, it happens.