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Fractal Bridge |
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Strait of Hormuz - 2014 |
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Architecture: |
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Ignacio Lliso / Julián Manzano-Monís |
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Competition 2014 |
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Selected Project |
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Cliente: Gulf Architecture Biennial ...web |
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Situación: Location ..... google maps |
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Strait of Hormuz - Persian Gulf |
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Colaboradores: Assistants |
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Ángel Manuel Huélamo |
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n a post-petroleum future, sea transport evolution will aim changing old ships into self-motion moving platforms. |
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Floating platforms built from recycled structures recovered from out of use petrol transport vessels. |
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Artificial ground areas self powered by sea, sun and wind to provide energy and desalted water supplies. |
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Floating oasis, vast areas to harvest green hydroponic agricultural products, able to associate themselves in flexible mega structures to extend Lands over Seas, connecting Nations and Continents. |
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The Hormuz Bridge will be a free trading commercial hub, a floating integrated city (residential, office and commercial buildings, resorts,... sea and landscape), a check-point for Sea-Earth communications,... |
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A fractal "Transformer", an island and a temporary bridge, articulating dynamic connections between both sides of the Gulf. |
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Fusion of classic Arab design tiles tradition and modern geometric pentangle patterns from Penrose studies,... shaped as a fractal mosaic drawn over the sea to be watched from a satellite scale. |
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A green path over the sea. |
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