Apr 26, 2022
A kinetic wall by New York designer Joe Doucet can generate electricity to power homes. It consists of small wind turbines that rotate individually to generate electricity.
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A kinetic wall by New York designer Joe Doucet can generate electricity to power homes. It consists of small wind turbines that rotate individually to generate electricity.
Wind Turbine Wall.
Can the power of art help power our homes?
Wind energy has played a key role in helping national grids around the world reduce dependence on fossil fuels to generate energy, but wind turbines for the home have encountered very slow uptake due, in part, to their intrusive physicality.
Designed to be as aesthetically pleasing as it is functional, this "kinetic wall" is made up of an array of rotary blades that spin individually, driving a mini generator that creates electricity.
The electricity is utilized in the home or business, can be stored in a wall-mounted battery, or can even be fed back into the national grid to provide revenue for the owner.
Courtesy: Joe Doucet + Partners
BARKOW LEIBINGER I Kinetic Wall