Vertical Stainless Steel Water Storage by Moss Sund
Elsa Blaine — April 10, 2009 — Eco
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CISTA is an ultra-chic alternative to a plastic rain barrel. Moss Sund Architects and figlforty have created this modern vertical stainless steel water storage unit for urban environments.
The unit attaches to your downspout and fits neatly against the house. A thermoplastic bladder holds up to 100 gallons of water collected from the roof overflow and stores it for you to use to water gardens and planted containers.
Inside, there is room for you to place a potted vine which will happily grow up CISTA’s stainless shell, creating a beautiful living green sculpture alongside your home.
CISTA will be unveiled at the Green Living Show later this month in Toronto.
The unit attaches to your downspout and fits neatly against the house. A thermoplastic bladder holds up to 100 gallons of water collected from the roof overflow and stores it for you to use to water gardens and planted containers.
Inside, there is room for you to place a potted vine which will happily grow up CISTA’s stainless shell, creating a beautiful living green sculpture alongside your home.
CISTA will be unveiled at the Green Living Show later this month in Toronto.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Water Storage - Create innovative and aesthetically pleasing alternatives to traditional plastic rain barrels for urban environments.
2. Vertical Garden Sculpture - Combine functional water storage with a living green sculpture to enhance urban landscapes.
3. Rainwater Harvesting - Develop efficient systems to collect and store rainwater for gardening and other purposes in urban areas.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Create innovative water storage solutions that blend seamlessly with modern urban architecture.
2. Landscaping and Gardening - Explore the integration of functional water storage systems with green elements to enhance urban garden design.
3. Environmental Sustainability - Promote the use of rainwater harvesting systems to reduce water waste and promote sustainable practices in urban areas.
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