IwamotoScott Architecture

IwamotoScott Architecture (Lisa Iwamoto et Craig Scott)

Lu sur Dezeen : http://www.dezeen.com/2008/02/08/hydro- … motoscott/

Dezeen.com a écrit:

Hydro-Net by IwamotoScott
February 8th, 2008

San Francisco architects IwamotoScott have won a competition to propose a futuristic vision of their city, organised by the History Channel. [...]

Here’s more info from the architects:

2008 IwamotoScott wins City of the Future SF

IwamotoScott won the Grand Prize in the History Channel’s City of the Future: A Design and Engineering Challenge, San Francisco. [...] The brief asked each architect to rethink and envision San Francisco 100 years in the future, with one week to design and 3 hours to install their project. [...]

HYDRO-NET [...]

Symbiotic and multi-scalar, SF HYDRO-NET is an occupiable infrastructure that organizes critical flows of the city. HYDRO-NET provides an underground arterial traffic network for hydrogen-fueled hover-cars, and simultaneously collects, distributes and stores water and power tapped from aquifers and geothermal energy housed within the earth below San Francisco. Built with automated drilling robots, HYDRO-NET’s tunnel walls are structured using carbon nanotubes. [...]

"IwamotoScott wins City of the Future SF" : dans ce contexte, je me demande si SF signifie San Francisco ou Science Fiction.

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