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Ten wind turbines.

Home architecturepublic space >>energy sourcesTen wind turbines.

Ten wind turbines.

Jan 29, 2009 | energy sources, featured |
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wind-2If wind turbines are a turn-on for you…

above: quietrevolutions QR 5 vertical axis wind turbine with fiber composite blades.

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above: Student architect proposal for Arizona highway

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above: A Dutch collaboration between One Architecture, Ton Matton and NL Architects feel that 8 to 10 turbines can be mounted to one stand. This is a concept.

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above: Wind tunnel bridge concept by Michael Jantzen

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above: Bahrain World Trade Center, the world’s largest structure with integrated wind power.

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above: Off the coast of Denmark. A 3MW tower.

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above: Hamiltons Architects built this tower in London.

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above: A street lamp in holland designed by Demakersvan

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above: Inflatable wind turbines by Magenn Power, a company said to be backed by Google.

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above: A fun concept! Seen on Wind Power.

For a more in-depth discussion visit our feature on Wind Turbines.

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