Splitterwerk Architects and engineering firm Arup have unveiled what is thought to be the world’s first building to be powered partly by algae. Officially “unveiled” at the International Building Exhibition hosted in Hamburg, the design, dubbed the BIQ, has a “bio-adaptive” facade that is claimed to be a first for using algae within its glass-paneled facades in order to generate energy, and provide shade, to a working building.
via Gizmag
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