Water from Air: The Power of Repurposing
In Lima, Peru, harvesting water from air became possible by repurposing an existing billboard.Continue Reading
Projects that repurpose existing urban assets to meet the urban ecology and energy needs of cities – creating sustainable cities with resilient solutions.
In Lima, Peru, harvesting water from air became possible by repurposing an existing billboard.Continue Reading
Repurposing the City isn’t only about finding new use for the structures of the city, but all urban resources.Continue Reading
Adaptive reuse and using the city’s resources is about learning to design with the city, not for it – to design with its supply of materials.Continue Reading
Recovering energy from infrastructure is an opportunity gaining wide attention.Continue Reading
New Scientist reports that bricks can be turned into efficient energy storage devices.Continue Reading
SimpleSocket enables any street light to be converted into an electric vehicle charging station. Continue Reading
Reykjavík has turned a piece of functional urban infrastructure into a cultural icon in the city by repurposing geothermal waterContinue Reading
By only repairing urban infrastructure, we are missing an opportunity to repurpose it for new use, making cities more resilient and livable using by using the assets already in place.Continue Reading
LucidPipe applies the same principles of hydroelectric dams to urban water systems, generating power from the movement of water through the city’s pipes.Continue Reading
An algae growing system was installed on a Geneva highway bridge, turning part of the city’s grey infrastructure into an air-cleaning platform for future urban food and fuel.Continue Reading
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