How government school classrooms can stay cooler naturally | Passive cooling + stack effect

Описание: Most government schools in humid regions do not have access to air conditioning, forcing students to study in hot and poorly ventilated classrooms every day.

In this video, I explore how passive cooling strategies can help create naturally cooler and more comfortable learning environments without depending on expensive mechanical systems.

As part of my classroom design for Vidyaamgan, I used low-cost and locally available materials like bamboo mat jalis and terracotta screens to improve airflow, reduce heat gain, and filter natural light into the classrooms. The design also incorporates stack effect and cross ventilation to allow continuous movement of cool air throughout the space.

Instead of relying on high-end technology, the project focuses on climate-responsive architectural solutions that are affordable, sustainable, and practical for government schools.

This video explains:
• Passive cooling strategies in classrooms
• How stack effect works in architecture
• Cross ventilation and airflow design
• Bamboo mat jalis for heat reduction
• Terracotta jalis and thermal comfort
• Natural lighting in learning spaces
• Low-cost sustainable design solutions for schools

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The goal of this project was to design classrooms that feel breathable, naturally lit, and thermally comfortable while remaining accessible for real-world government school conditions.

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