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powered_by_wind [2014-09-23 19:06] – [Think for possibilities of inflation directly sourced by wind] cocky | powered_by_wind [2014-09-27 08:05] (current) – [Think for possibilities of inflation directly sourced by wind] cocky | ||
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by wind inflated, at the frozen lake; Eemmeer in the Netherlands. | by wind inflated, at the frozen lake; Eemmeer in the Netherlands. | ||
Cocky Eek- 2012 | Cocky Eek- 2012 | ||
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Casa basica: Martin Ruiz de Azua, 1999\\ | Casa basica: Martin Ruiz de Azua, 1999\\ | ||
Polyester, 6' 6 3/4" x 6' 6 3/4" x 6' 6 3/4" (200 x 200 x 200 cm)\\ | Polyester, 6' 6 3/4" x 6' 6 3/4" x 6' 6 3/4" (200 x 200 x 200 cm)\\ | ||
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- | Wind Dress: Cocky Eek, 2002, Holland\\ | + | Wind Dress: Cocky Eek, 2002, Eemnes, The Netherlands\\ |
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+ | kite dress- cocky eek, The Netherlands | ||
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- | Yoshiki Hishinuma’s work began by exploring traditional japanese clothing and origami. Here Hishinuma' | ||
- | source: Clothes by Yoshiki Hishinuma (©1986 by Yobisha ISBN 4946419357, 9784946419355). | ||
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- | The dam, which would be located over a gorge at Lake Lagoda in north-west Russia, includes a cup-shaped spinnaker sail, believed to be the first of its kind, which will generate renewable energy by funnelling the wind through an attached turbine. | ||
- | The spinnaker shape is similar to the mainsail of a yacht, and is thought to be particularly effective in capturing wind. | ||
- | Project architect Laurie Chetwood, said that the shape of the sail was influenced by functionality and a desire to produce something “sculptural”. | ||
- | He added: “The sail looks like a bird dipping its beak into the water, which will be much less of a blot on this beautiful and unblemished landscape. | ||
- | “But it is also highly effective at capturing the wind because it replicates the work of a dam and doesn’t let the wind escape in the way it does using traditional propellers.” | ||
- | If granted planning, the dam will be 25m high and boast a 75m span when it goes on site next year. The practice is also looking at applying for planning permission for a similar scheme at another gorge, further up the valley.\\ | ||
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**more inflatble image sections:** | **more inflatble image sections:** | ||
- | [[Inflatable Structures]], | ||
[[Experience Inflatables]], | [[Experience Inflatables]], | ||
[[Parasite Inflatables]], | [[Parasite Inflatables]], | ||
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[[The Non Categorized Inflatables]], | [[The Non Categorized Inflatables]], | ||
[[Lighter than Air]], | [[Lighter than Air]], | ||
- | [[NASA Inflatables]], | + | [[NASA Inflatables]], |
+ | [[Leftover Inflatable Archive]], | ||
**or go back to:** [[Cocky Eek]] | **or go back to:** [[Cocky Eek]] |