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inhabitable organism: 09.09
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Stomach in the trees. Wouldn't be nice to live and eat in the trees? You can in Auckland, New Zealand at the the Yellow Tree House Restaurant by Pacific Environments Architects. 10m wide,over 12m high and 10m off the ground, this timber trussed structure is basically curved fins of glue-laminated pine. The roof is made of acrylic sheeting. Labels: pacific enviromnents architects. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). KSURF NewsWave Select: Biotech News. McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine. The Future of Now.
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inhabitable organism: 09.10
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An answer to the archaic? Is hitting home. I was talking about biomemetics in architecture as way of self organizing cells (and repairing them self.). She also talks about metabolic materials. Not far off from what was proposed in the Inhabitable Organism (our METABOLISM! She has been working with scientists and architects to explore cutting-edge, sustainable technologies. Similar to parks or gardens. (I guess she was a big fan of Ecotopia. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). KSURF NewsWave Select: Biotech News.
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inhabitable organism: 07.12
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I still can't tell if this is real or not but I wanted to make sure to get this out there. A british interaction designer, has documented the dharavi slums of mumbai, india, showcasing how genetically modified. Mushrooms have revitalized the poverty stricken city in the 'new mumbai' of the future. originally from amsterdam, highly experimental. Biotechnological samples had been stolen from a dutch lab, where the fungi had been re-engineered to exponentially grow in size for use. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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inhabitable organism: 12.09
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Harmonia 57 is Triptyque. In this great machine, where the rain and soil waters are drained, treated and reused, a complex ecosystem is formed within the local. This ecosystem is a multifunctional universe made of several interconnected machines. It’s a zone of multiplicity, where meanings and actions float between the unsaid, resulting in dynamic entities. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). KSURF NewsWave Select: Biotech News. McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine. Genentech: tissue growth and Repair!
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inhabitable organism: 07.10
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Why didn't we think of this before? Well it's been going on for a while. Wave Power. Has actually been in use in one form or another from the late 1700's. The first known patent to utilise energy from ocean waves dates back to 1799 and was filed in Paris by Girard and his son. An early application of wave power was a device constructed around 1910 by Bochaux-Praceique to light and power his house at Royan, a town near Bordeaux in France. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). KSURF NewsWave Select: Biotech News.
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inhabitable organism: Breathing Builds
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Harmonia 57 is Triptyque. In this great machine, where the rain and soil waters are drained, treated and reused, a complex ecosystem is formed within the local. This ecosystem is a multifunctional universe made of several interconnected machines. It’s a zone of multiplicity, where meanings and actions float between the unsaid, resulting in dynamic entities. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). KSURF NewsWave Select: Biotech News. McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine. Tissue Culture and Art Project.
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inhabitable organism: 03.10
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With all the interest in swarming and termites, what happened to the bees ingenuity from the populous spectrum? In Syria, one of the traditional Middle Eastern construction keeps cool with out electric hungry HVAC systems. These "beehive" homes are located along the Aleppo and Euphrates Rivers. How they work in keeping the inhabitants cool is through their thick mud brick walls that trap in the cool and keep out the sun. Due to the mass they are similar to Trombe Walls. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Thinki...
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inhabitable organism: 11.10
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Is pretty amazing. He also has his S ynthesized organism. One which he says will translate CO2 to fuel. Think about it. Self replicating species whose parent was a computer. Hello Singularity. Is that you at my cell wall? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). KSURF NewsWave Select: Biotech News. McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine. Genentech: tissue growth and Repair! Tissue Culture and Art Project. Organism: making art with living systems (Columbia). BioArt Initiative (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute).
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inhabitable organism: Wave Power!
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Why didn't we think of this before? Well it's been going on for a while. Wave Power. Has actually been in use in one form or another from the late 1700's. The first known patent to utilise energy from ocean waves dates back to 1799 and was filed in Paris by Girard and his son. An early application of wave power was a device constructed around 1910 by Bochaux-Praceique to light and power his house at Royan, a town near Bordeaux in France. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Tissue Culture and Art Project.
