The project research aims to assess the environmental response, adaption qualities and capacities of vernacular architecture in supporting thermal comfort and meeting occupants’ preferences and psychological needs. People’s preferences might include, for example, architectural trends that give occupants indoor and outdoor comfort while addressing sustainability and climate change, which also affect the policies of the city. Additionally, the research seeks to understand building performance, with a focus on what is appropriate for housing applications based on climate control and thermal comfort as indicators, along with other psychological considerations. It is important to validate psychological and physical inputs. The spaces with different typologies and schemes will be the unit of analysis.