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2. Eden Project - Wikipedia

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   Eden co-founder, Sir Tim Smit said, "Since we began, Eden has had a dream that the world should be powered by renewable energy. The sun can provide massive solar power and the wind has been harnessed by humankind for thousands of years, but because both are intermittent and battery technology cannot yet store all we need there is a gap.

3. Solardome - Wikipedia

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   Solardome Industries Limited (shortened to Solardome) is a UK manufacturer of glass geodesic domes. The original greenhouse was an offshoot of the 1960s NATO developed early warning radar system. The Buckminster Fuller organisation designed and develop giant "golf ball" radar domes.

4. Sundrop Farms - Wikipedia

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   Sundrop Farms' 20 hectare expanded facility is powered by an Integrated Energy System based on the concentrated solar power (CSP) technology. [13] The system is designed and delivered by Danish renewable energy specialist, Aalborg CSP , and it is the first large-scale CSP-based technology in the world to provide multiple energy streams ...

5. How To Hibernate: Get Off The Grid In An Earthship - AOL

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   A futuristic house fit with solar panels and built into the earth on three sides is seen in the New Mexico desert with clouds in the sky and mountains in the background.

6. Geodesic dome - Wikipedia

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   A geodesic dome is a hemispherical thin-shell structure (lattice-shell) based on a geodesic polyhedron. The rigid triangular elements of the dome distribute stress throughout the structure, making geodesic domes able to withstand very heavy loads for their size.

7. Bionic architecture - Wikipedia

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   Artificial trees with "leaves" of light, Troparyovo metro station 'The Eden Project', which has solar-powered domes. Due to growing concerns surrounding global warming and climate change, as well as the rise of technological improvements, architectural bionics became primarily focused on more efficient ways to achieve modern sustainability.