Posts Tagged ‘Light’
Horizon Pavilion – under construction
The Horizon Pavilion is being made at FluxMetal in London.
Photos by Alexander David
A view from the inside:
A view as a whole:
Wind Light Tower
This combination between a lighthouse and a wind-turbine stands on the edge of a former island, now polder.
The light-beams of the lighthouse have been made physical and so form the wings of the wind-turbine. The structure can therefor provide it’s own energy.
Rendered image of design by day:
Rendered image of design by night:
WindLight Pavilion
This pavilion functions like a sort of sundial. It shows the movements of the sunlight and the wind on one day and makes it into something to experience through an architectural space.
The entire structure of the facade can rotate due to the wind on its arms. One can enter the space by walking along to its rotation. When inside a small glasshouse made of photo-luminescent material catches the sunbeams coming through the openings in the facade. Because of the rotation combined with the beams of light, a ribbon of luminance raps around the glass house, showing the rhythm and strength of the elements: light and wind.
Rendered images of design: