Sunlight warms houses, which is an aspect of passive solar design.
Wide roofs and big windows increase natural light, reducing electricity use.
Inclusivity emphasizes the importance of all children regardless of background.
Trees provide shade, making them important for outdoor community spaces.
Sun-dried mud bricks are a sustainable building material.
Mud bricks have thermal properties that help regulate temperature.
Sustainable building materials can improve energy efficiency.
Planting trees can provide additional cooling and help with energy conservation.
Planting fruit trees supports local food sources and shade for energy saving.
Sharing sustainable practices improves community living standards.
Rainwater can be reused for gardening; insulation is key for heat management.
Inclusivity and cooperation are cornerstones of sustainable community building.