Dynamic Architecture

[williambrownjim]

how would an elavater work

[BlackNeon9]

i have just one quiestion.... Why??

[wenzelsopinion]

@BlackNeon9 just because it's possible

[Mandoman420]

actually, the point of this type of architecture is to reduce costs. these buildings would cost less than 1/10th of a traditional building of its same size to build, and less than 1/3rd of the cost to operate. The will be powered by wind turbines, and would create a solution to energy use. All materials used are much stronger and much much lighter than steel, so its a no-brainer! Get with the times, people!

[elevadon]

wouldn't this cos an insane amount of energy for something utterly useless?

[ahuh9090]

isn't it hard to live or to work with your place rotating?

[rerere284]

how would you go from floor to floor :O???

[1988Alex2007]

jeje you'll probably have to go to the center where it doesn't move

[zyxonm]

Imagine the torque required...

[minimall021]

stupid architecture

[turaan]

you need massive energie too turn does buldings

[TAXILA76]

No. in fact it produces energy by using winds.

[dennisj1706]

they have wind terbinds inbetween each foor

[blystyryng]

1:33 looks like a plan to deal with constant sun exposure; rotate sides so they heat and will cool and stay in a safe range... wow! would be useful for desert or extraplanetary climes.

[neonagasaki]

rofl thats cool

[samarthjain]

would be useful to tackle heavy wind loads