Desert is a hot area, so the architect should be to create a solution to maintain the temperature inside the house through the canopy. When the sun hits the canopy, some of this heat is reflected into the sky while the rest is absorbed by the canopy. And as there is a wind buffer, the design creates a cooling mechanism to keep the house relatively shady and cool. It is a very simple life, if you want it to architecture to be fairly simple.

Here is the house in the desert at Pioneertown California, the house was made of recycled and sustainable materials and a steel canopy leading refuges and nuances of the house. This house was designed by architect Lloyd Russell to Jim Austin, who asked him to create “the ultimate structure of the desert”.

source: Dwell