Less hot. Not cool.

I would love to see a sample design of this to be used in a hot humid zone like the Philippines.

35°C ??? That's it ??? In rajasthan, india people will eat hot kachoris in summer afternoons at 48°C... 😆 🤣 😂

Блин это называется технический этаж. В России его делают в три метра. Ради экономии тепла зимой. Интересно световые окна и колодцы тоже будет иновацией? Может тогда на 2 этаже слелать оранжерею где дети будут сажать овощи( уроки биологии ) , тогда можно и кормить бесплатно этими же овощами.

This sounds fantastic and inventive... at the same time, as someone who has lived in villages in the developing world, I took one look at all the materials used in the roof's support structure and wondered whether "local people" really are able to afford such a solution on their own. This building project was undoubtedly funded from the outside. In fact, in the video that shows "local people" making the bricks, it's possible to see a bunch of outside people who are working on the bricks next to someone holding a fancy camera. All of that is okay, as far as it goes... I'm very happy that such an architecturally ingenious project was funded on behalf of this specific community! Nevertheless, the solution almost certainly is not sustainable just from those small, local village economies. That means that this design, however ingenious, will almost certainly not catch on organically in other villages.

And never at any point does it explain how cool does the School get in comparison to ambient temps? Or is it just convection cooling?

As a Canadian, I can see that this building will not be able to handle any type of snow loading. The upper roof, at least, will collapse. So, interesting for a Burkina Faso type climate. But not exactly something that would apply in higher/lower latitudes.

You have too many facial expressions and head movements. It's distracting, sorry. But great info, thanks.

On a much smaller and simpler scale here in Rarotonga I have seen the double roof affect on a 35sqm foldable house. Brilliant idea and cools the house so well. Another huge benefit of the double roof especially if there is wide overhangs is that the house is protected by the elements so much better because of the large roof overhead.

Is it possible to obtain the construction plans?

I wonder if this will work in tropical storm stricken countries like the philippines.

Watching this on the day before my exam 🫣

Amazing video

No amount of ventilation can provide sub ambient cooling or reduce humidity. Ac is the only solution.

My husband isn't an architect ,but he's already designed a house for living in the southern USA almost exactly like this about 2 years ago.

Hey Sara, I am an international student studying for a Master of Science in Sustainable Building. I am confused because you mentioned that we need to study for a Master of Architecture to be registered with ARB. Does this mean that I cannot register?

Hi sara I watched your video and got inspired i am a mechanical graduate. I am intrested in thermodynamics. How could i become like you please share your journey

Doesn't do well in a fire though.

Dert subscibe lbent bladi. Very good content

Hlw Sara Very glad to watch your video, I am from Bangladesh,I am a architectural graphic designer and I am 15 years experienced but I don't have any degree I am skilled,and now I'm wanna go to Canada,, what should I do pls help me with this information

In theory this looks wonderful. How about some actual numbers that show the theory works? When classes start in the morning what is the outside temperature versus the inside temperature ... and at some points through the school day.

A shade for my shade, it's obvious if you live in a hot region. But of course that our eurocentric thinking can't figure that out

So what is the difference between indoor and outdoor temperatures. What the point of a video about this very topic without and real data. Makes it seem like you intentionally left out information...

This may be a good building design. I'm not sure because this video was long on blah, blah, blah, and very short on facts. I never even saw a measurement of the indoor temperature compared to the outdoor temperature. Or the indoor temperatures of two buildings compared -- a normal house and this one. Way too much fluff and no substance. Enthusiasm does not equal science or results.

Anyone with half a brain cell know this concept this is nothing new

Hi Sara i would Like to Know how many precedents should you have per project ?

Hello Sara I m new here glad to find the channel I m close to yr experience just I got my bachelor from different country not uk

It’s nice watching you explain,.. good buildings and living ereas come from symplicity and humbleness regarding earth and creation,…:)

how about introducing solar energy for free electricity.

I have lived in 40 c with no ac with just celling fan that blows hot air😅

so it has a double roof, more or less like a false ceiling

I've heard being architect in UK is sucks, so hard to make living.

As someone who lives in a house like this, I will tell you that it definitely takes a few degrees off, but only works when the wind is blowing (even a little bit of wind is good) and if it is not humid. Even then, I would not call this a ‘Fridge School’ as the TKSST labeled this video link on their site. And if the wind is not blowing or it gets humid (not a problem in the desert), it is still extremely hot and those from the west who say otherwise are probably posting this from their air-conditioned apartment in the city. There is a reason they never gave us a temperature reading in this video, despite this being the focus and key measurement that would empirically verify their achievement. Again this building is a great design, but it capabilities are still overhyped and I doubt people in the city are going to swap places with these people.

This is a really cool and amazing idea, but what about rain water harvesting from the rooftop Or from the surrounding area to recharge your tube wells, wells or lake; moreover you could have used foldable solar panels incorporated on the roof top to power the essential electrical/electronics devices within the building... Although the main problem is heat hence it will cause water to be evaporated faster, which is why securing the water source must have been the priority then other things, "There is no life without water", then what good cold buildings gonna do if you are outta fresh pure drinking water...💧💦 Please find a source of water first then only will these things surely help... # CLIMATE CHANGE is not gonna show mercy upon anybody, #Permaculture is the only solution for the physical world, and #Vedant by "Acharya Prashant" is the solution for the Mental world. It's our last chance to save everyone, spread the word ASAP. In our country the max temperature🌡️ in DELHI for this summer recorded was 53.something degree celcius, glaciers of Himalaya 🏔 are melting that's why one the Great Minds of our country Sonam Wangchuk Sir is leading the Climate Protest... Please come and join us we need each and every ENVIRONMETAL ACTIVIST available in the world. Cause it's not some personal issue but the GLOBAL ONE 🔥🌎🔥.... We all must come together to save our future or our Mdrfking GOVERNMENT and these Greedy ULTRA RICH Arseholes won't spare the planet🌍 till it's last breath... It is the time, just the last 4.something yrs are remaining to hold this Giant Catastrophe; so let's become one n fight for our rights or a very wrong death awaits for all of us...💯☠️🔥. Take care of yourself and the lives/nature🌿🍃 around you... Thanks... 💚🙏🙏🙏

100 years ago houses had basements and trees planted around them.........eat from trees and save the planet

Awesome you forget Hassan Fathy in Egyypt

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My grandfather made a 3 wall family covered patio like this waaaay back in the late 1940’s. Even when the weather was blazing hot the patio was cool. When my grandparents passed away their home was sold. The new owners were going to tear down the patio until my uncle explained how the roof over the patio worked. The patio is still there today with only a few changes. My grandfather had a few different engineering degrees and was a mind blowingly interesting man.

How did you get Psychrometric chat of Gando, Burkina Faso? I searched in Andrew Marsh website and I couldn't find it.

Very cool, when are they planning on getting aircondition. 2050, 2100, the year 3000? Jeeze. I do like it, though, seriously. Im actually planning on doing something similar because of doomsday prepping

You are sooo inspiring Thank you Sara 😊

Dear Sara, Thank you so much for the video. You are very positive. I live in Uk and I come from Egypt, holding a bachelor degree of Architecture and environmental design (5years) and I have more than 10 years experience in Interior Design and Architecture In my situation what job title should I carry? Part 1 of Architectural Assistant? As I am more interested in Interior Design, I am a bit lost Thank you

I'm really enjoying all your videos on passive building techniques. You've got a very polished, concise, and understandable video style, and I'm learning a lot! The graphics are very helpful.

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Put solar panels on the roof and a battery bank...thatbwuld be pergect, free energy.😊

first you talk about curved double roof +ventury effect shown on sketch. but the actual school roofs seems flat.

She Discover AMERICA!! as we say in my country.... this is OLD Technology

Thanks for the motivation ❤