This UV-resistant shielding space has been conceptually designed as an architectural structure for Queensland, Australia as a way to make the public space a little safer from solar radiation. The structure makes use of solar energy along with green fluorescent protein as well as an ultraviolet module to create a bionic shield against harmful UV rays during the daylight hours. The structure will reveal a light-up aesthetic after dark to make it a wonder to admire after the daylight hours.
The conceptual UV-resistant shielding space is the design work of Chsiao-Yu Sun and Chien-Hsun Chen, and would be capable of shifting in its orientation throughout the day to offer enhanced protection from the sun according to conditions.
Sculptural Environmental Sun Shields
This UV-Resistant Shielding Space is Imagined for Australia
Trend Themes
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