Artocos Singing Wind Towers Compete in Dubai's Land Art Generator Initiative
Katie Cordrey — September 14, 2010 — Eco
References: landartgenerator.org & greenprophet
The Artocos singing wind towers combine solar and wind to generate electrical power. The large folded shell structures use hot air convection to supply a wind turbine and three flue organ pipes power with moving air. This creates both power generation and musical tones. Photovoltaic cells also harness solar energy.
The Artocos singing wind towers project has been entered into Dubai's Land Art Generator Initiative (LAGI), a collaboration between artists, architects, scientists, and engineers to design build projects that combine clean energy generation with artful structures.
The Artocos singing wind towers project has been entered into Dubai's Land Art Generator Initiative (LAGI), a collaboration between artists, architects, scientists, and engineers to design build projects that combine clean energy generation with artful structures.
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1. Combined Energy Generation - The Artocos singing wind towers demonstrate the potential for combining solar and wind energy generation.
2. Artistic Energy Infrastructure - The integration of musical tones into the power generation process opens up new possibilities for creating artful energy infrastructure.
3. Convection-based Power Generation - The use of hot air convection to supply a wind turbine showcases a unique approach to power generation.
Industry Implications
1. Renewable Energy - The Artocos singing wind towers highlight advancements in renewable energy technologies.
2. Art and Design - The incorporation of artful structures into clean energy projects represents opportunities in the art and design industry.
3. Architectural Engineering - The collaboration between artists, architects, scientists, and engineers in the Land Art Generator Initiative demonstrates opportunities in architectural engineering.
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