Not good.
There is a HECK of a lot of thermal energy stored in the walls of a brick house.
If this were a paper shack, like they have in America, then it would not matter.
The walls of plasterboard, or gypsum board, do not store much thermal energy.
However, a ton of bricks is a ton of bricks.
It requires a LOT of cooling to cool down many tons of bricks.
But, once you get the bricks cooled down, then much less energy is required to maintain the desired temperature....
Thermodynamically Speaking....of course.....