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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Public Art Reveals Output from Heating Plant
As a showpiece for the City of Vancouver’s greenhouse gas emission reduction program, the gold LEED certified False Creek Energy Centre (FCEC), designed by architects Walter Francl Architecture, Inc., has been intentionally crafted to make the invisible visible. The FCED … Continue reading
Posted in Materials, Public Art
Tagged Canada, energy, LED, LEED, Materials, Public Art
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Solar Trees in Cambodia light Public Spaces
Angkor Wat, Cambodia recently received new solar powered street lights in their public spaces. The “solar trees” are a low-energy design that will increase night-time safety while also encouraging businesses to stay open later. Nothing Design Group conceived of the … Continue reading
Posted in Artists, Materials, Public Art
Tagged Cambodia, international, LED, Materials, PublicSpace, Solar, sustainability
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Xylophone Bridge Strikes a Chord in Seoul Design Competition
This musical bicycle bridge, the Xylophone Bridge by Yeon Jae Won + Soo Jeong Heo, was a shortlisted entry in Designboom’s recent Seoul Cycle Design Competition. The concept consists of a series of slats that play a tune whenever a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bicycle, Interactive, Korea, PublicSpace, sound
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Universal Love of Soccer + Need for Energy = sOccket!
sOccket is the brainchild of four female students who met in a Harvard University engineering class in the fall of 2008. Having all spent time in Africa the team wanted to harvest the kinetic energy of soccer and children, a … Continue reading
Posted in Interactive, Materials, Public Art, Temporary
Tagged energy, game, international, Materials, Public Art, sustainability
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Spherical Renewable Energy Generator Harvests Solar and Wind Energy
Arttu-Matti Immonen’s Aard concept combines a wind and solar power accumulating system into a sleek and simple product with a goal to contribute to the future power requirements. The spherical renewable energy generator features several flexible photovoltaic modules that harvest … Continue reading
Personal Urban Park – Parc Disponible (concept)
Stefan Gzyl’s Parc Disponible is an interesting concept and finalist for an international competition recently held in Paris. The project is designed to satisfy specific recreational, hygienic, social and economic requirements of the city and its population. The concept: Shrink … Continue reading
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Tagged eco-art, Ecology, France, Interactive, international, LandscapeArchitecture, Materials, plants, PublicSpace, rainwater, stormwater, sustainability
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