Thirst-Quenching Trees

Designed for use in tropical desert areas of Africa and the Americas where temperatures vary greatly between day and night, the Hope Tree is a large tree-shaped device that absorbs moisture from the air to supply drinking water. The design’s expansive folded surface of the canopy directs H20 particles to the central column to be filtered. Then, fresh, drinkable water can be collected via the easy-access base. 

Designers: Chi Cheng, Fang Zishuo, Hao Libin, Hu Tengwen, Jiang Jieyu, Jin Xiaoneng, Liu Xiaolong & Tong Shang


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Underwater River

Dans la péninsule du Yucatan au Mexique, le photographe Anatoly Beloshchin immortalise une rivière sous-marine cachée au fond du cenote Angelita. Cette rivière est en fait une simple réaction entre l’eau douce et l’eau salée, qui ayant une densité différente provoquent ce phénomène pour le moins impressionnant.

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