'The Garden of the Four Seasons' Uses Climate-Control Technology
Joey Haar — July 14, 2017 — Art & Design
References: dezeen
The Garden of the Four Seasons is an ambitious new covered garden concept by architecture and design firm Carlo Ratti Associati. Slated to be built in the northwestern sector of Milan, the project would allow Milanese and tourists to experience all four seasons no matter the current time of year thanks to innovative climate-control technology.
The covered garden pavilion will align each of the four seasons along a narrow corridor with a path encircling them. Each season's pavilion will progress in succession, from spring to summer to fall to winter. The Garden of the Four Seasons will make use of an ingenious heat transfer system that keeps all four sectors at the desired temperature with zero net energy.
Carlo Ratti Associati's awe-inspiring vision was commissioned by Citylife, a property development firm.
The covered garden pavilion will align each of the four seasons along a narrow corridor with a path encircling them. Each season's pavilion will progress in succession, from spring to summer to fall to winter. The Garden of the Four Seasons will make use of an ingenious heat transfer system that keeps all four sectors at the desired temperature with zero net energy.
Carlo Ratti Associati's awe-inspiring vision was commissioned by Citylife, a property development firm.
Trend Themes
1. Climate-control Technology - Opportunity for innovative climate-control technology to be implemented in various industries to create controlled seasonal experiences.
2. Multi-seasonal Experiences - Opportunity to design and build covered garden concepts that allow people to experience all four seasons in any given time of year.
3. Zero Net Energy Systems - Opportunity to develop energy-efficient heat transfer systems that can maintain desired temperatures in different sectors without using external energy sources.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Architecture and design firms can explore the development of covered garden concepts that integrate climate-control technology to offer unique multi-seasonal experiences.
2. Tourism and Hospitality - Tourism and hospitality sectors can leverage covered garden concepts to attract visitors by providing them with the experience of all four seasons in one location, regardless of the actual time of year.
3. Property Development - Property development firms can incorporate covered garden pavilions with innovative climate-control technology to enhance the appeal and value of their projects.
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