Passive Cooling House in India: Brick Roof Residence by Kogis Architecture, No AC Needed #architect
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Passive Cooling House in India: Brick Roof Residence by Kogis Architecture, No AC Needed #architect
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Can a house stay cool in Madurai’s heat without air conditioning? Explore the Brick Roof Residence by Kogis Architecture, a passive cooling house in Tamil Nadu with an experimental sloped roof made from salvaged country bricks, mud, and oxide finishes.
In this video, discover how sustainable architecture in India can beat the heat using the stack effect, a tunnel-like high-level air inlet, sun and wind analysis, a linear courtyard, and a reinterpreted Madras terrace roof.
Watch to learn:
• How to design a naturally cool house without AC
• How salvaged bricks and mud improve thermal performance
• Why a sloped brick roof works better than a flat terrace
• How openings, courtyards, and staircases improve natural ventilation
Perfect for architects, students, designers, and homeowners searching for eco-friendly house design ideas, low-energy home design in hot climates, and traditional Indian architecture with a modern twist.
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PROJECT CREDITS:
•Project Name: Brick Roof Residence
•Architecture Studio: Kogis Architecture
•Location: Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India
•Images: ©Kogis Architecture
PROJECT FACT FILE:
•Project Name: Brick Roof Residence
•Studio: Kogis Architecture
•Typology: Residential
•Location: Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India
•Client Brief: Traditional-style home with a Madras terrace roof, naturally cool, no air conditioning
•Construction Timeline: Seven months
•Key Innovation: Experimental sloped brick roof
•Materials: Salvaged country bricks, reclaimed fire bricks, mud, oxide finishes, steel (staircase)
•Climate Strategy: Stack effect, tunnel-like high-level air inlet, sun and wind analysis
•Design Features: Linear courtyard, columns with built-in seating, steel staircase, minimized east openings, enlarged openings on the opposite side
•Process: Physical demo model built to test the concept with the client
•Main Challenge: Long curing times against a tight schedule
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