A wind tower stands on top of the house and captures air currents from outside. Below, the currents can be let in or blocked according to the need of ventilation. A clever way of air conditioning before the invention of air conditioners. And very necessary in a country where high temperatures are really high. To further increase the ability of the house to facilitate different climates, building materials were used from Bahrain itself, but also from countries like India and East Africa.
Walls are more than one metre thick.
The guest quarters have both summer and winter rooms. But apart from the built-in intelligence, the house is remarkable mainly for its displays of brilliant Arabic architecture.