The building defines itself through the hard, air dried adobe block clay walls which enclose the four classrooms. The clay is taken directly to the basic school. The main building material can be obtained in this way almost without energy consumption and cost of materials and is 100% recyclable at the same time. The expense consists primarily in labor, local value creation is strengthened. The workers are trained to process.

The wide roof in front of the classrooms makes it possible to design the courtyard facades largely transparent, without having to fear direct sunlight and resultant overheating. The outward-oriented protective masonry facades pursue a different strategy in order to combine maximum light entry with minimal solar loads and the exclusion of disturbing glare: The extremely high-scale windows are hinged inside edge.

The deep soffits shade the openings without further measures almost completely. This is due to the extremely high position of the sun near the equator. The varying position in altitude of the windows produces a cheerful facade game and still provides a uniform exposure. It has been optimized through intensive lighting simulations. The roof ventilation generously dimensioned and thermally decoupled from the interior with a layer of clay helps to avoid overheating.