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One Nice Bug Per Day
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Aibek Almassov Tree in the House
a #marchofrobots sketch of a wind-driven free-roaming robot environtental\weather monitor (inspiration from weather buoys and land-yachts).
Espaces d'Abraxas by Ricardo Bofill
Water Temple by Tadao Ando
King’s College Chapel by Miguel Chevalier
Chevalier created the immersive projections as part of a University of Cambridge charity event, where renowned professors and alumni gave speeches on biology, physics, health, neurosciences and other important topics. The projections change in real time and create different environments that translate knowledge into immersive experiences. Different colorful universes appear and disappear, merging 16th-century Gothic English architecture with the newest scientific discoveries and beliefs.
COR Tower in Miami by Chad Oppenheim
Tenement, door, Art Nouveau stained glass ca 1906, 9 Pilsudskiego street, Krakow, Poland
Water-Based ‘Artificial Leaf’ Produces Electricity
Solar cells that mimic nature could be less expensive and more environmentally friendly than current solar technology. In 2010, researchers at North Carolina State University developed water-gel-based solar devices that are essentially ‘artificial leaves’ that couple plant chlorophyll with carbon materials, mimicking the way nature harvests solar energy. They’re flexible, which is a huge improvement over today’s problematically brittle cells.
In Taiwan, it’s garbage and recycling trucks that play music, not the ice cream trucks. When locals hear the tinny melody slowly approaching, they head outside and toss their government-provided trash bags directly into the back of the truck. This system prevents trash from ever touching the ground, helps eliminate vermin, and keeps the streets clean. Source Source 2
Naomi Kizhner, an industrial designer and graduate student from Hadassah College in Jerusalem, has designed jewelry that theoretically extracts energy from the wearers own body. The ‘speculative’ jewelry is embedded into the person’s veins and uses their blood to turn small wheels inside the device.
Read more at: http://www.iflscience.com/technology/jewelry-harvests-energy-wearers
Architect Vincent Callebaut recently unveiled a blue-sky plan for a high-flying fleet of self-sufficient aircraft that are one part zeppelin cities and one part hydrogen-generating floating farms. Dubbed Hydrogenase, the algae-producing airborne cities are 100% emission-free and are capable of generating hydrogen gas without consuming land needed for crops or forests. Read more: High-Flying Algae Airships are Self-Sufficient Airborne Cities | Inhabitat - Sustainable Design Innovation, Eco Architecture, Green Building
Fire glass
Fire glass produces more heat than real wood, and is also environmentally friendly. There is no smoke, it’s odorless and doesn’t produce ash. You are able to stay toasty warm without cutting down trees and the specially formulated glass crystals give off no toxic carbon deposit.
A Majestic Cathedral Made Of Living, Breathing Trees
Really nice recipes. Every hour.