"A conceptual architectural design of a single-room space with openings in interior walls, designed for directing breezes across the room at body level. The room includes large windows on opposite walls, with window sills at a height of 200 millimeters to accommodate cultural practices of sitting or reclining on the floor. Airflow optimization is achieved with exit openings slightly larger than entry openings to enhance wind velocity. The design features large overhanging eaves and shading devices to protect against sky glare. The room's windows frame views of landscaped terrain and lush vegetation, promoting a serene and natural connection to the outdoors. The interior layout demonstrates airflow patterns influenced by the positioning of openings, highlighting efficient thermal storage for periods of up to five months. The aesthetic combines modern sustainable design with functional, climate-responsive architecture."