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That was the #1 inspiration for my Neuchickenstein: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/large-open-air-coop-in-central-nc.1443812/

For excellent ventilation in a closed coop in a hot climate, height is your best friend. If you've got plenty of roof height you can have plenty of air moving up above the birds heads without drafts at the roost level.

Welcome to BYC. I would suggest forgetting the idea of a closed coop completely and building this as an Open Air coop -- basically, a run with a 3-sided shelter on the windward side. Here's my article on hot climate chicken keeping, which features my own Open Air coop: Hot Climate Chicken...