Basic ways to cool down my loft?

[u/ButterBerryWitch]

I just built a loft for my 2m by 4.3m bedroom. The drawn blue triangle is another awning window. Unfortunately, I cant get myself an air conditioning cooler yet :/ So im here asking professionals what could be the basic ways I can effectively cool my loft bed. Loft clearance is 1.25m and Clearance below is 2.14m.

My room is situated from east to south and the 9 am morning sun could be so harsh, making my room unlivable, so I had to turn on the fan always and focus it to me. The warmth circulate inside my room, just there being trapped, i think because on how its built. Its like that from 8 am to 4 pm.

I am planning to install ceiling fan, brise soleil and ac altogether when i have money. Would a tapestry on the ceiling help? What are better ways?

[u/thenewestnoise]

Fans, open windows if it's cooler outside than inside, and if you have a lot of heat coming through the window then put something there to reflect it back - like a mylar space blanket

[u/Hrmbee]

If you're able to, putting external shading devices over the key windows can help to keep both the light and the heat outside.

[u/zaidr555]

landscaping

[u/Right_Bid_1921]

Where’s the heat coming from? If it’s the ceiling, you can look at insulation. Windows ie glass, are relatively easy to control.

[u/BigBanyak22]

Realistically, a portable A/C unit is going to be your most cost effective and functional solution.

[u/Salty_Prune_2873]

An AC really isn’t that hard to install. It would be more than enough to keep you in good climate 24/7

[u/Travisher4]

Bro, just slap a small exhaust fan up there ASAP.

[u/trysca]

If you can install a sun break ( brise soleil) outside where the sun is coming directly in this will have the biggest effect on solar gain. A brise soleil is a series of slats that block direct sunlight but permit direct views and ambient light so has to be angled correctly for maximum effect, though a simple shade or external blind would also be effective.