Currently, efforts are underway to develop advanced building technologies that can withstand high temperatures. Additionally, there's a project aimed at creating a cooling mechanism powered by renewable energy, which greatly reduces the noise pollution from current air conditioning systems. Moreover, a new insulating material has been produced for all building types, using recycled materials to endure high temperatures. Laboratory tests conducted abroad have shown significantly superior results compared to conventional insulation materials. Patent applications are being prepared for this material, along with three previously submitted patent applications focused on sustainable architecture. These initiatives, submitted through the University of Jordan's Innovation and Creativity Center to the Chamber of Industry and Commerce, aim to enhance indoor humidity control, improve air ventilation efficiency, and increase greenery in existing buildings.​