This research focused on making buildings environmentally friendly by using wind and daylight energy to naturally control the indoor climate. Instead of adding sustainability features as an afterthought, the study aimed to incorporate these ideas into the initial design process. The researchers specifically looked at how wind and daylight can be used to improve the building's design and energy efficiency. By harnessing wind power on a large scale and optimizing daylight on a smaller scale within the building's envelope, they were able to create a building that can naturally regulate its temperature and lighting, reducing the need for additional energy sources. In essence, by cleverly designing the building, they were able to rely more on natural elements like wind and sunlight to make the building comfortable and energy efficient.