Hydroponic
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Project • By FIBANDCO • Residential Landscape
Eco Home
Material used are all sustainable and they includes Green Blade banana veneer, bamboo flooring and acoustic fibers tiles. Penetrable window frames and sun screening louvers, all dressed with Green Blade create an open living environment incorporated with passive climate controls.
Bladeless ceiling fan, food waste digester, and a portable hydroponic farming greenhouse provides a green kitchen environment. The bathroom, clad in blue glass, is equipped with air drying faucet, vacuum water closet, water saving washing machine and grey water recycling plant in a stylish “green house library” environment. More
Product • By Natufia • Natufia Smart Kitchen Garden
Natufia Smart Kitchen Garden
A high end hydroponic kitchen that grows edible organic plants year-round using 'Nespresso-type' seed-pods in a fully automated eco-conscious environment. One unit can simultaneously grow 32 plants. Designed by Michelin chefs for chefs, for commercial, cross-functional and residential spaces. Combining easy functionality and elegance, the unit can be fully integrated, and fits in like an American fridge (water in/out, wifi & elec).
Other advantages include: ▪︎ Minimal energy consumption thanks to LEDs that mirror natural light, using a specific spectrum for optimal growth▪︎ Reduced water consumption (200 litres per month), far less (-95%) than traditional agriculture▪︎ Standard appliance size that allows easy integration to kitche... More
Project • By Herzog & de Meuron • Offices
Beirut Terraces
Site
The city of Beirut lies in the heart of the developing Middle East. Having always been a cosmopolitan city, it is a focal point of the region as a cultural and geographical link between Europe and the Middle East. The history of Beirut could hardly be more diverse; remains of Phoenician, Roman, Mamluk, Ottoman and Colonial rule have shaped the city and its buildings. The design of Beirut Terraces was quite literally influenced by the layers of the city’s rich and tumultuous history.
It is a history now also marked by inescapable traces of an eventful present. For generations to come, the people of Beirut will remember the assassination in 2005 of Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, when a car bomb detonated in front of St. Georges Hotel.... More