The W.E.T. system harnesses solar energy and H20 to enhance public spaces. As it rains, the design collects water used for cleaning & fire emergencies. Excess water is kept in an underground collection tank where it is then dispersed through misters to keep the public cool on hot days. On especially rainy days, extra water is used to supplement the surrounding irrigation. On top of the beacon, a solar panel collects the sun’s energy to power lighting at the foot & top of the system that keeps the area illuminated at night.
Designers: Christina Fenton, Haiden Goggin, Jonathan Holland, and Anthony Traviglini
Hi there! Just wanted to let you know we have some spruced up renders / presentation stuff on my behance http://www.behance.net/gogginh. I noticed a couple of these images look funny. Thank you greatly for the recognition!!
Also, Tony’s name is spelt Tony Travaglini**. Thank you!