The benefits of using glass materials are undeniable; however, challenges arise regarding the difficulty of dissipating heat within the interior space due to the heat-absorbing nature of glass layers. To address this challenge, a solution involves dividing the glass into multiple layers with gaps in between. This allows air to circulate freely through the gaps, facilitating the release of internal heat while bringing in outside air to cool the interior spaces.

This method ensures ventilation for the house and is part of the architects’ naturalization approach to air conditioning.