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One more obvious interaction which the project is going to have is the '''RDM's dirty water'''. Apart from being a floating structure, the project will find ways in which the dirty water could be filtered and cleaned out in order to create an attraction, hence creating the extraordinary from the mundane. | One more obvious interaction which the project is going to have is the '''RDM's dirty water'''. Apart from being a floating structure, the project will find ways in which the dirty water could be filtered and cleaned out in order to create an attraction, hence creating the extraordinary from the mundane. | ||
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Revision as of 21:59, 10 November 2012
How will the project interact with the people
Example:
A plant that can communicate its needs, ask for company, and party like only a good friend can!
A project by Michele Leidi, Edyta Augustynowicz and Sofia Georgakopoulou.
ETHZ CAAD MAS, mas.caad.arch.ethz.ch , prof. dr. L. Hovestadt. Spathiphyllum Sapiens
How could a building interact with an other building?
Interactions could be related to:
CONCEPT
FUNCTION
AESTHETICS
FLOW OF PEOPLE
FLOW OF ENERGY - SOUND, WIND, SUN, HEAT, LIGHT MATERIALS
The Digital Gardener is going to focus mostly on the FLOW OF RESOURCES/WASTE (Sharing the same idea of Bjarke Ingels' Sustainable hedonist)TEDx Video
More projects and activities are being studied in order to know what unwanted waste could be used in order for the lotus to flourish.
One more obvious interaction which the project is going to have is the RDM's dirty water. Apart from being a floating structure, the project will find ways in which the dirty water could be filtered and cleaned out in order to create an attraction, hence creating the extraordinary from the mundane.
