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Table 1. Configurations of the building Components U R Materials W/m2K m2K/W Exterior walls 0.6907 1.4477 0.102m common brick; 0.014m air; 0.035m cavity fill; vapor retarder membrane layer; 0.100m concrete masonry units; 0.012m gypsum wall board. Floor 0.5790 1.7270 0.005m carpet; 0.050m sand/cement screed concrete; 0.175m cast-in-situ concrete; damp-proofing membrane layer; 0.050m rigid insulation; 0.150m site-hardcore. Roofs 0.2723 3.6731 0.038m tile roofing; 0.118m rigid insulation; 0.020m asphalt-bitumen; roofing felt membrane layer; 0.200m cast-in-situ concrete. Interior walls 5.4622 0.1831 0.012m gypsum wall board; 0.190m concrete masonry units; Doors 3.7021 0.2701 “M_Single-Flush 0915 × 2134 mm”. Windows 1.9873 0.5032 “M_Fixed 2134 × 1524 mm”; Panels: “Double glazing - 1/4 in thick - gray/low-E (e = 0.05) glass”. Curtain walls Roof support columns - “M_Rectangular Column 610 × 610 mm”: Insulated sand/cement screed concrete. Peizheng Ma et al. PWM Control of a Cooling Tower in a Thermally Homeostatic Building. American Journal of Mechanical Engineering, 2015, Vol. 3, No. 5, 142-146. doi:10.12691/ajme-3-5-1 © The Author(s) 2015. Published by Science and Education Publishing.