Passive Architecture and Renewable Energy's Integration

The Algerian Saharan cities with a variety enormous resources remain the poor relative of conceptions adapted to developed cities, our problem seems topical as it refers us to recurring questions in several areas such as urban planning, architecture, and renewable energy. To understand the relationship between architecture and renewable energy, it is important to study construction techniques and understand the specific environmental context in which each building fits. This paper aims to question the integration of new techniques for energy exploration with traditional architecture in a context of sustainable environment for an original case of a house in the ksar of Taghit. To address the scientific demonstration inherent in this relationship through a corpus studied beforehand through an analysis of the environmental data of the Taghit-ksar of the wilaya of Béchar, it is useful to highlight their natural resources and propose a model of low-consumption housing, taking into account natural resources and architectural options.