Love the concept, but would totally not work in the mid-atlantic. Summer days of 95 degrees with 95 percent humidity are not uncommon. Even worse, there are t

Love the concept, but would totally not work in the mid-atlantic. Summer days of 95 degrees with 95 percent humidity are not uncommon. Even worse, there are times it just doesn't cool down at night. In such conditions the building would become an oven where all surfaces are at around 85 degrees plus. If you're in an area where it cools down at night and the temperature is more moderate, being able to open the windows in a building designed this way would be really nice.