In our Design thinking we made it an imperative to not just think about how the product works but also what its impact is on our ecosystem during life cycle and beyond. Take a look at the different ingredients that provide added value to our Natural Cooling Solution!

A Cactus with terracotta instead of thorns! The Cooling Cacti borrows from a Cactus’ capacity of storing water in its body and keeping its surroundings cool.

Content Library

Some amazing reads about passive cooling to open our minds! "It starts with natural ventilation: just follow where the wind blows", "Thodi Hawa aane de: open your windows", "Vaastu ke hisaab se" let the energies flow" and many more! Go check them out.

More CO2 was released in the atmosphere in 2 days in 2019 than the entire year in 1902, when the air conditioner was invented.

Designing passive buildings from the very beginning

The best way to reduce your carbon footprint is to design your buildings to be passive from the beginning.
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This is why we have created a library of information to help you do just that.

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A Second Skin against the harsh summer heat

Majority of the heat gain in the buildings is through roofs and building facades.

Creating an insulation barrier on these surfaces reduces the heat gain and cooling demand in our buildings.

Facade

Creating impact through Art

Majority of the heat gain in the buildings is through roofs and building facades.

Creating an insulation barrier on these surfaces reduces the heat gain and cooling demand in our buildings.

What’s your CoolAnt?

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All the CoolBuzz around us

CoolArt

OMG Nature! | Mud AC

These terracotta tubes are helping reduce ambient temperatures without harming the environment! How ‘cool’ is this invention?

CoolArt

This Innovative Cooling Installation Fights Soaring Temperatures in New Delhi

This installation is a bespoke attempt to simplify and reinterpret the concept of air-conditioning, using computational technologies.

Building Skin

Indian architect turns to bees and terracotta to design innovative cooling system

Monish Siripurapu’s cooling system may be based on the design of a beehive but inspiration didn't come while he was striding through fields of flowers

Building Skin

India has a looming air con headache. Does antiquity hold the solution?

As the climate crisis makes the world hotter, people are looking to stay cool. By 2050 there could be thrice as many air conditioning units as in 2013