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Luminary Blossoms - Arestea A conceptual exploration envisioning a future where technology and nature coalesce to birth a new paradigm of energy generation. The vision is a call to the pioneers of today to build the foundations of tomorrow, a mosaic of ideas that may one day crystallize into reality. Luminary Blossoms, a futuristic energy generation structures with photon-harvesting petals, Quantum Saucer and superconductive channels for both for terrestrial and aquatic environments. Each system serving as a microcosm of complexity, with every curve and contour optimized for structural integrity, energy efficiency and aesthetic appeal. Its sleek, aerodynamic design seamlessly integrates with the surrounding landscape, defying the constraints of traditional architecture. Emanating from its apex is a radiant glow, a beacon of hope that symbolizes our unwavering commitment to harnessing the boundless potential of renewable energy sources. The series of graceful, organic structures that seemingly defy the laws of physics, their fluid lines and sweeping curves evoke a sense of motion and dynamism, as if they were born from the very forces of nature they seek to harness. These satellite structures act as conduits, channelling and distributing the energy generated by the central modules to the surrounding metropolis, ensuring a continuous flow of clean power to the entire region. Music: Alexander Scriabin Prometheus: The Poem of Fire, Op. 60 (1910) Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Pierre Boulez #greenarchitecture #futurebuildings #conceptualarchitecture #architecturaldesign #ecopolis #arcology #generativearchitecture #innovation #organicarchitecture #digitalarchitecture #futuristic #futuristicchitecture #futurebuilding #futureliving #hightech #hightecharchitecture #scifi #energy #reel #futureenergy #cleanenergy #futuretech #architecturaldesign #architectureoffice #modernarchitecture

When patterns of nature are incorporated into our architecture, it creates a connection between the building and its occupants, similar to our bond with nature. Our brains and bodies evolved in natural environments and are designed to function with the Earth's natural frequency, known as the Schumann Resonance, which is 7.83 hertz. This frequency supports all life on the planet. Scientific studies show that the human brain reaches its ultimate potential for health and wellness when it resonates with the Earth's 7.83-hertz frequency. Recent studies have also shown that ancient buildings with natural geometry, like vaulted ceilings, increase alpha waves in human brains. These waves are linked to relaxation and mental clarity. Staying in sync with the Earth's frequency also benefits our physical health, performance, and well-being. However, modern life poses a challenge. The lack of natural patterns and the interference from electrical devices disrupt our connection with the Earth's natural frequency, harming our immune system, energy, and sleep. Architecture must go beyond the physical to enhance human well-being.  At BIOTONOMY, we design buildings with natural geometry and Nature-Based Solutions, avoiding electromagnetic pollution from conventional systems. If you would like to learn more about this, sign up for our waiting list and be invited to our training programs and real-world projects - see link in bio   #biotonomy #naturebasedsolutions #ancientarchitecture

When patterns of nature are incorporated into our architecture, it creates a connection between the building and its occupants, similar to our bond with nature. Our brains and bodies evolved in natural environments and are designed to function with the Earth's natural frequency, known as the Schumann Resonance, which is 7.83 hertz. This frequency supports all life on the planet. Scientific studies show that the human brain reaches its ultimate potential for health and wellness when it resonates with the Earth's 7.83-hertz frequency. Recent studies have also shown that ancient buildings with natural geometry, like vaulted ceilings, increase alpha waves in human brains. These waves are linked to relaxation and mental clarity. Staying in sync with the Earth's frequency also benefits our physical health, performance, and well-being. However, modern life poses a challenge. The lack of natural patterns and the interference from electrical devices disrupt our connection with the Earth's natural frequency, harming our immune system, energy, and sleep. Architecture must go beyond the physical to enhance human well-being. At BIOTONOMY, we design buildings with natural geometry and Nature-Based Solutions, avoiding electromagnetic pollution from conventional systems. #biotonomy #naturebasedsolutions #architecture #puertorico

🌍 Embracing Earth's Pulse: Integrating the Schumann Frequency into Building and Design 🌐 The Schumann frequency, an Earth-generated ELF (Extremely Low Frequency) phenomenon, is a vital aspect of our planet's ecosystems. Originating from interactions between lightning and the ionosphere, these frequencies are naturally utilized by trees and vast ecosystems, showcasing nature's remarkable ability to maintain ecological balance and vitality. Incorporating this natural resonance into human structures is key to harmonizing our living environments with Earth's rhythms. By designing buildings and architecture that resonate with the Schumann frequency, we not only align ourselves with nature but also enhance the well-being of occupants. This integration represents a significant step towards creating spaces that nourish both body and soul, fostering a deeper connection with the fundamental rhythms of the Earth. I am searching for specialists in the area, so please join this conversation! Habitarmonia #wellbeingdesign #habitarmoniaecosystem #biophilicdesign

Did you know there's a whole science dedicated to how spaces affect your mind? Neuroarchitecture bridges the gap between neuroscience (how your brain works) and architecture (the design of buildings and spaces). It explores how our surroundings – from light and sound to color and texture – can influence our: 1. Mood & Focus: Ever feel sluggish in a dark room? Certain design elements can promote relaxation, concentration, and even creativity. 2. Stress Levels: Harsh lighting and clutter can trigger the fight-or-flight response. Neuroarchitecture aims to create calming environments that reduce stress and anxiety. 3. Learning & Memory: Strategic design can enhance focus and information processing, making learning and memory formation more efficient. Rohith Sringeri #Maysons #neuroarchitecture #brainhealth #wellbeing #designthinking #healthyliving #homedecor #interiordesign #productivity

(4/5) The Lost Wisdom of Architecture Sacred Geometry - Quantum Space The connection between sacred geometry, architecture, and spirituality is truly enlightening. Shapes and proportions in sacred geometry profoundly impact our perception of the universe and our role within it, elevating the human experience. Da Vinci's Platonic solids represent the five key elements - earth, wind, fire, water, spirit. They should be used as geometrically, technically, and philosophical in architectural design to nurture life and well-being, breaking free from traditional constraints to promote holistic health. The freedom and fluidity in sacred geometry symbolise limitless design possibilities, inspiring enlightenment and transformation. We can think outside of the box as the legends did and learn to project a high frequency aura into the 3-dimensional space from the transcendental. "Learn how to see. Realise that everything connects to everything else." - Leonardo da Vinci #sacredgeometry #platonicsolids #designconsciousness #leonardodavinci

I'm beyond excited to announce that my architectural design has clinched a spot in the #top50 of the esteemed #MarsceptionArchitectureCompetition2024, brought to you by the visionaries at Volume Zero! 🏆 The #Marsception Architecture Competition by #Volume Zero is a groundbreaking challenge that beckons architects and designers to dream up sustainable habitats for our Martian future. 🌌🌍 Introducing my vision: "Red Horizon: The beginning of #Martiancivilization..." Set in the year 2030, my design welcomes a team of five pioneers to Mars - an astrobiologist, geologist, planetary scientist, engineer, and chemist. Inspired by the #Martian landscape, the #concept features #shellstructures reminiscent of #sanddunes, providing essential radiation protection. The design is #modular, human-focused, and utilizes #sustainablematerials such as recycled industrial waste. Controlled environment agriculture is at the heart of the design, ensuring self-sufficiency. The development unfolds in phases: Phase 1: A compact yet comprehensive setup for the initial five inhabitants, complete with pods, assembly, living, research, and recreational spaces, as well as a farm. Phase 2: Scaling up with additional modules, introducing administrative and larger recreational areas, all under a protective dome alongside an expanded farm. Future Phases: The grand vision - interconnected habitat domes forming a Martian neighborhood, complete with waste management, water systems, and a research hub connected to a space station.

How close are we to calling the cosmos our home? Kirill Shapovalov's Spacestop project opens up a fascinating chapter in the world of futuristic space architecture. This space station-hotel, strategically placed at the Earth-Moon Lagrange Point L1, represents a groundbreaking leap in designing for life in space. By cleverly integrating methods for artificial gravity and radiation protection, Spacestop challenges our conventional understanding of space and architecture, inviting us to imagine a future where living among the stars is not just possible, but comfortable and sustainable. Explore the innovative design and the vision behind this project that could well be the blueprint for our interstellar future. https://lnkd.in/gUKwQMEX #SpaceArchitecture #FutureLiving #SpaceInnovation #DesignBeyondEarth

Did you ever notice how some urban spaces just feel right, while others, even with the perfect design metrics, somehow still fall flat? Cities aren't just physical entities, are they? Every urban space run its own algorithm, has its own DNA. Are these spaces computing their own evolution through visible and invisible networks? While researching more about urban informal settlements and their integration with computational urbanism, these questions, along with some more, came into my mind. What if they aren't just spaces we compute but are actually quantum computational networks themselves? That’s something interesting I’ve been reading lately. After thinking deeper, maybe these spaces might be operating like vast quantum processors, where every social interaction, economic transaction, and cultural pattern creates a pattern in information that computes urban evolution in real-time and also defines the physical context as well? Its more than physical and environmental context here, for sure. What if we are just taking obvious factors into account and missing out something that may make more sense to incorporate with these parameters? What if we start treating these invisible factors not as qualitative overlays but as computable parameters? Here, I'm talking about: Computing how community interactions create morphological pressures. Modelling how capital flows bend urban spaces. Quantifying how identity and memory create urban attractors. Calculating the invisible lines of human intention before they become physical. #urbandesign #architecture #computationaldesign #artificialintelligence #design #machinelearning #AEC