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This study explores the adaptation of the traditional clay-pot refrigerator for building applications. By constructing double-walled scaled room models inspired by the clay-pot system, it aims to assess their evaporative cooling potential in hot-dry climates. The space between the walls is filled with moist sand, promoting passive cooling through evaporation. Two versions, one with cement and one with lime mortar are tested to compare performance. Key parameters like indoor temperature, humidity, and surface temperatures are monitored. This technique could enable low-energy cooling solutions for cabins, kiosks, or community spaces, enhancing thermal comfort sustainably.