2018 LAGI Submissions Archives — Page 2 of 2 — Land Art Generator

St Kilda Triangle, LAGI2018, Grimshaw Architects, St Kilda Halo, Sphelar, Solar, renewable energy, energy tech, clean tech, City of Port Phillip, land art generator initiative, Melbourne, Australia

August 20, 2018

Shimmering halo generator by Grimshaw Architects captures solar energy from all angles

by Tafline Laylin

UNWIND, LAGI 2018, land art generator initiative, st kilda, city of port phillip, melbourne, australia, renewable energy, high altitude wind turbine, kite power, wind energy, airborne wind energy systems, clean energy, public art

August 15, 2018

Dozens of playful energy-harvesting kites can power nearly 400 Australian homes

by Tafline Laylin

LAGI 2018, Pentatonic, Wind Blossom, green design, energy tech, clean tech, Pico Turbine, Pavegen, wind energy, piezoelectricity, St Kilda Triangle, City of Port Phillip, Melbourne, Australia

August 10, 2018

Undulating wind tunnels use thousands of tiny turbines to power 200 Australian homes

by Tafline Laylin

LAGI 2018, Melbourne, City of Port Phillip, St Kilda Triangle, renewable energy, energy tech, solar power, renewables, organic photovoltaics (OPV)

August 7, 2018

Flapping solar EN-Visible Wing powers up to 110 homes each year

by Tafline Laylin

LAGI 2018, Land Art Generator Initiative, solar energy, wind energy, renewable energy, public art, St Kilda Triangle, Melbourne, City of Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia, Rotor, vertical axis wind turbines, wind energy

July 30, 2018

25 Designs Shortlisted for the 2018 Land Art Generator Design Competition for Melbourne

by Tafline Laylin

2000 MURNONGS, LAGI 2018, landscape architecture, renewable energy, wind energy, piezoelectricity, Windbelt, St Kilda Triangle, City of Port Phillip, Melbourne, Australia, design competition

July 27, 2018

2,000 Elevated Planter Boxes Sway in the Wind to Make Energy for Melbourne

by Tafline Laylin

Breathing Totems, LAGI 2018, thermal chimney, wind power, st kilda triangle, Australia, renewable energy, pollution, public art

July 23, 2018

Giant bulbous Breathing Totems produce clean energy and scrub the surrounding air

by Tafline Laylin

LAGI 2018, land art generator initiative, PITCH!, ClearVue Technology, solar power, transparent solar, renewables, public art, City of Port Phillip, St Kilda Triangle, Melbourne, Australia, LAGI 2018 Melbourne

July 16, 2018

Solar-powered glass panes come to life at night with human motion

by Tafline Laylin

Sun Ray, Antonio Maccà, LAGI 2018, LAGI 2018 Melbourne, solar, solar art, land art generator initiative, renewables, green design, energytech

July 12, 2018

Sun Ray is a solar “specular sun” that can power 220 Melbourne homes

by Tafline Laylin

Dreamtime, LAGI 2018, LAGI 2018 Melbourne, Land Art Generator Initiative, Triboelectricity, Piezoelectricity, renewable energy, green design, City of Port Phillip, Victoria, design competition, Kyle Taveira

July 9, 2018

Dreamtime: a colorful field of energy-generating flags for Melbourne

by Tafline Laylin