A larger residence in a hot summer area would not require which of the following for year-round conditions?

In a larger residence located in a hot summer area, heating is generally not a requirement for year-round conditions. Hot summer climates typically mean that temperatures remain high or milder during winter months, which reduces the need for heating systems to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures.

Residents in these areas often focus more on cooling systems during the hotter months and may require proper ventilation to ensure air circulation, filtration to maintain air quality, and dehumidification to control humidity levels. While heating might still be necessary in extremely rare cold snaps or in certain specific winter months, it’s not a principal requirement for comfort in most conditions typical of hot summer locales. Thus, the emphasis shifts towards managing heat, humidity, and airflow rather than heating the space.