Eco Pods Architectural Design with Robotic Arms

The Eco Pods are a structure concept that can act as a temporary algae bio-reactor in vertical way. This concept is specially designed for Boston and features robotic arms, powered by micro-algae mechanism, which will continuously rearrange the pods to different positions to ensure the best possible growing condition for the algae. Moreover, these eco-pods are intended to inform people about the potential of micro-algae as a bio-fuel that can be produced vertically.

Aside from being just a bio-reactor and a local renewable energy source, the Eco-Pod will also be a good research incubator where scientists can examine algae species and ways of fuel extraction, including innovative methods of using low energy consuming LED lighting for modifying the algae growth cycles. This module can easily be placed to various places around Boston, infilling empty sites, examining new proposals, and creating initiatives with other communities in order to meet the growing energy requirements.

eco pods architectural design

eco pods architectural design

eco pods architectural design

eco pods architectural design

Designer : Howeler + Yoon and Squared Design Lab



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4 thoughts on “Eco Pods Architectural Design with Robotic Arms

  1. Produce this worldwide, How radical, How neat.

    Id live in one IE Aztec pyramid style complex vs straight Hi rise.

    Love the robotic arms that can also aid

    Firefighting alone.

    Just remove the "offending" pod/s.

    Way Cool.

    Build a Demo Model for a Hotel or Condo

    for 100.

    Id live in one.

    Only 4 story high.

    But multiple units spread out X00 idle acres.

  2. Other Apps for:
    Hotel
    Resort
    Offices
    Condoes
    Mall
    Labs.
    Museums.

    All by relocating modules or pods to form for a museum a ” new exhibit”.

    For manned use vs algae farm use.

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