his project presents a sustainable cooling solution for buildings by replacing 40% or more of clay in construction materials with agricultural and industrial waste, such as rice husk ash and fired tile waste. This reduces landfill waste and decreases dependence on air conditioning by utilizing the natural properties of clay, such as its porosity and water absorption, which are enhanced by evaporation cooling principles. The project addresses the environmental impacts of indiscriminate clay mining and the global warming effects of cooling systems using hydrofluorocarbons. By promoting terracotta, a low-emission material with excellent thermal performance, the project encourages circularity in the construction industry, reducing reliance on traditional heating and cooling methods and promoting energy-efficient, sustainable building practices. The goal is to significantly reduce carbon emissions and foster a more sustainable construction industry.