Izvor: Gradnja-Online.com, 06.Feb.2013, 14:27   (ažurirano 02.Apr.2020.)

Vetrom oblikovana zgrada

Michael Jantzen je poznat po dizajnu koji se kreće od prizemne realnosti do 'čardaka ni na nebu ni na zemlji' koji predstavljaju rešenja, ali, jednako snažno, postavljaju pitanja o prirodi i smeru dizajna koji se temelji na prirodi.Jedan takav izazovan projekat je ovaj vetrom oblikovani paviljon.Pa kako to radi? "Vetrom oblikovani paviljon je predlog dizajna za velike strukture od tkanine koje se mogu koristiti kao javni ili privatni paviljoni. Lagane tkanina- strukture, vetar polako i nasumično okreće svaki od šest segmenata oko središnje otvorene podrške okvira. To stalno menja oblik paviljona, dok se u isto vreme generiše električna energija za noćno osvetljenje. ""Oblik strukture počinje kao relativno simetričan oblik. Tada vetar počinje menjati taj oblik slučajno, sa samo malom šansom da se ikad vrati u prvobitnu simetriju. Ako bi se razmere strukture i materijali promenili, to bi mogao postati složeni stan, a i neka druga komercijalna zgrada. U tom slučaju, korisnici bi mogli preuzeti kontrolu i rotirati segmente te ih prilagoditi promenjivim željama i potrebama, kao što su vremenski uslovi, najbolji pogledi, itd. "Michael Jantzen is known for sustainable designs that range from down-to-earth realities to pie-in-the-sky concepts that pose solutions but, equally powerfully, ask questions about the nature and direction of nature-based design.One such challenging project is this wind-shaped pavilion.So how does it work? “The Wind Shaped Pavilion is a design proposal for a large fabric structure that can be used as a public or private pavilion. As a lightweight fabric structure, the wind slowly and randomly rotates each of the six segments around a central open support frame. This continually alters the shape of the pavilion, while at the same time generating electrical power for its nighttime illumination.”“The shape of the structure starts out as a relatively symmetrical form. Then the wind begins to alter that shape randomly, with only a slim chance of ever returning to its original symmetry. If the structure’s scale and the materials were to change, it could become an apartment complex, and or some other commercial building. In this case, the occupants could take control and rotate the segments to adjust to changing desires or needs, such as weather conditions, best views, etc.”

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