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Hydro Ness, Inverness building – Scottish hydroelectric scheme and interactive visitor experience on the River Ness includes twin 3.05-meter diameter Archimedes screws, savings of 142,000kg CO2e per annum
CopenHill Urban Mountain Amagerbakke, Copenhagen, is World Building of the Year, at WAF: waste-to-energy plant design by BIG topped with a ski slope, hiking trail + climbing wall
The BIO4 Power Plant has a prominent position in Copenhagen, behind the Opera House. Gottlieb Paludan Architects used a forest theme to symbolise renewable and green technology
Frigerio Design Group wins competition for ecological transition of Enel power plant in Venice, Italy, conversion from coal: architecture integrates research, training, information and recycling
The new Terna power station on the Island of Capri designed by Italian studio Frigerio Design Group – innovative Italian architecture, elegantly integrated into natural context
Powerbarn Russi, Ravenna, Italy building designed By Giovanni Vaccarini Architetti, redefines relationship between energy production and agricultural land.
Amager Resource Centre, ski slope on a Waste-to-Energy Plant in Copenhagen, Denmark, design by BIG architects: a revolutionary new project by Bjarke Ingels to form a tourist attraction.
Three years ago Amager Bakke kicked off construction in Copenhagen. The pow(d)er plant design by BIG, architects is to open to ski-loving adventurers from the city and abroad October 2019.
Shenzhen Energy Renovation Waste to Energy Power Plant building in China – design by Peijun Ye,Tongtong Hui-Hayer Design Ltd: in Chinese traditional culture, people worship nature.
Hydroelectric Canal Boston design by Paul Lukez Architecture – to harness clean energy through hydropower generation from tidal changes and storm surges in low-lying urban areas, to shape self-sustaining communities.
Design: monovolume, architecture+design. Harmonically integrated in its surroundings, it suddenly brakes it open and reveals the machines in its interiors, which serve to transform natural powers into useful energy.
Design: Bechter Zaffignani Architekten
The new building for the power station control centre in Silz is a massive, tower-like, free-standing building. The dominant building on the site was and still remains the old turbine building.
Architects shortlised for RIBA Moorside architecture competition – anonymous design contest asked designers to come up with architecture and landscape ideas for Europe’s largest new nuclear power station.
Norway, a country that generates more than 80% of its electricity from hydropower, has added to its renewable repertoire in the guise of a beautifully Kebony-clad 30GWh plant.
London Energy Centre, Olympics Buildings, Picture, Design, News London Olympics Energy Centre 2012 Building, England – design by John McAslan & Partners, archiotects RIBA Awards 2013 : RIBA National Award Winner – 13 Jun 2013 new photos, 20 Jun 2013: photos : Hufton & Crow photo : Hufton & Crow 18 Feb 2008 Olympics Energy … Read more
Leers Weinzapfel Associates has announced that construction has begun on its new East Regional Chilled Water Plant at The Ohio State University (OSU), in Columbus, Ohio.
The hydroelectric power station is located near Winnebach brook in Dörfl (municipal territory of Vintl), at 800 m. above sea level.
An energy-from-waste facility that will manage all of Suffolk’s residual household waste has been given the go ahead. Planning permission given for the 269,000 tonnes per year facility at Great Blakenham near Ipswich
