Solar Hourglass, 1st Place Winner LAGI 2014 Copenhagen
Santiago Muros Cortés
Energy Technologies: concentrated solar power (thermal beam-down tower with heliostats)
Annual Capacity: 7,500 MWh
Starlit Stratus, 1st Place Winner, LAGI 2019 Abu Dhabi
TEAM: Sunggi Park
ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES: solar photovoltaic, water harvesting with hygroscopic materials
ANNUAL CAPACITY: 2,484 MWh
Solve the Climate Puzzle! A Land Art Generator STEAM puzzle and card game developed for our LAGI 2019 programming in Abu Dhabi.
Beyond the Wave, a submission to LAGI 2014 Copenhagen
Jaesik Lim, Ahyoung Lee, Sunpil Choi, Dohyoung Kim, Hoeyoung Jung, Jaeyeol Kim, Hansaem Kim (Heerim Architects & Planners)
Energy Technologies: organic thin film
Annual Capacity: 4,229 MWh
The LAGI 2018 Melbourne publication features 65 submissions to the LAGI 2018 design challenge and essays by Jodi Newcombe,
Andrew Dana Hudson, and David Helms. Designed by Schifino Design. Learn more about our publications here >
The Pipe, Shortlisted Submission, LAGI 2016 Santa Monica
Abdolaziz Khalili, Puya Kalili, Laleh Javaheri, Iman Khalili, Kathy Kiany (Khalili Engineers)
Energy Technologies: Photovoltaic Panels
Water Harvesting Technologies: Electromagnetic Desalination
Annual Capacity: 10,000 MWh to generate 4.5 billion liters of drinking water
Windstalk, a submission to LAGI 2010 Dubai/Abu Dhabi
Darío Núñez Ameni and Thomas Siegl, with Atelier dna
Energy Technologies: piezoelectric discs, linear alternator
Annual Capacity: 20,000 MWh
Energy Duck, a submission to LAGI 2014 Copenhagen
Hareth Pochee, Adam Khan, Louis Leger, Patrick Fryer
Energy Technologies: photovoltaic panels, hydraulic turbines
Annual Capacity: 400 MWh
Solar Eco System, a submission to LAGI 2010 Dubai/Abu Dhabi
Antonio Maccà, Flavio Masi
Energy Technologies: photovoltaic panels
Annual Capacity: 1,000 MWh
Art+Energy Camp, Summer 2015, Pittsburgh
This unique six-week summer (2015) camp in the Homewood neighborhood of
Pittsburgh gave 20 kids an education in energy science, climate science, art, design,
and solar power installation. The final outcome was a built solar artwork—Renaissance
Gate—designed by the campers!
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The Land Art Generator provides a platform to bring forward solutions for sustainable energy infrastructures that reflect culture and enhance the city as works of public art.
Our current design challenge is in partnership with Burning Man Project. The outcomes will create the foundational infrastructure of Fly Ranch. Learn More
LAGI 2020 Fly Ranch. $150,000 in awards. OPENS January 15, 2020. CLOSES May 31, 2020.
Power. Water. Food. Shelter. Regeneration.
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Our 2nd Edition Field Guide to Renewable Energy Technologies is available for free download!
The future we would like to see is one in which we are surrounded by the most diverse ecosystem of renewable energy technologies and landscapes, each a reflection of local culture and context.
In this future, where you will be surrounded by beautiful renewable energy generators, you will surely need a guidebook in order to know if that thing that you find so beautiful is a semiconductor-based artificial photosynthetic cell, a piezoelectric generator, a triboelectric fabric, or a dye-sensitized solar cell.
What is the future that you would like to see? Use this guide and design your own renewable energy landscapes!
By the year 2050 we will have transitioned to a world entirely powered by clean energy. What will that look like exactly? What will the visual impact be on our cities and landscapes?
We study these questions and provide free information graphics and visualizations to help us all better understand the cultural implications of a post carbon world, and to see what is possible.
Our Partners & supporters have included
National Endowment for the Arts, Horne Family Foundation, Heinz Endowments, Hillman Foundation, Zayed University, Masdar, Region Capital of Denmark, The Culture and Leisure Committee for the City of Copenhagen, Glasgow City Council, Shawati' Magazine, IT University of Copenhagen, J.M. Kaplan Fund, Dreyers Fond, Elizabeth Firestone Graham Foundation, Creative Carbon Scotland, State of Victoria, World Energy Congress, Arizona State University, and many others.