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<\/a><\/p>\nthe tensile structure\u00a0is topped with integrated thin-film photovoltaics that work to a closer picture<\/p>\n Another example of a shading structure<\/p>\n Orlando – Bus stop area<\/p>\n In order to bring art to the community, Entech creative, a production engineering company teamed<\/p>\n up with Walter Geiger, of Walt Geiger Studios, to design and produce the “Cascade” series of shelter structures.<\/p>\n Four uniquely shaped panels ranging from 15 to 16 feet high. Their form is suggestive of a waterfall, undulating to provide commuters with shade<\/p>\n and shelter.<\/p>\n Staten Island Museum Newyork City the tensile structure\u00a0is topped with integrated thin-film photovoltaics that work to generate electricity for low-voltage lighting. Designed by\u00a0Marpillero Pollak Architects\u00a0in conjunction with Birdair Inc, it is a playful space that also educates visitors about renewable … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n
\ngenerate electricity for low-voltage lighting. Designed by\u00a0Marpillero Pollak Architects\u00a0in
\nconjunction with Birdair Inc, it is a
\nplayful space that also educates visitors about renewable
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