The Algae Dome is a four-metre-high plywood pavilion housing a photo-bioreactor-a closed-loop system that produces a huge amount of micro-algae.
In the future, micro-algae could be used as a form of nutrient-rich food, as a replacement for soy protein in animal feed, in the development of biofuels, as a way to reduce carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases from the atmosphere, and as a method of treating industrial wastewater.
The Algae Dome was designed to spark conversations about how we might grow large amounts of nutritious food in cities, reduce our impact on the planet, and use biology to solve some of the world’s biggest problems.
Presented at CHART ART Fair 2017
Credit:
A SPACE10 project
Architects: Aleksander Wadas, Rafal Wroblewski and Anna Stempniewicz
Bioengineer-in-residence: Keenan Pinto
Chef-in-residence: Simon Perez
Project partners:
Østerbro Tømmerhandel, Danish Technological institution, CHART
Film credit:
Made by: Fantom Film + JJ film
Director: Émile Sadria
Photographer: William von Bülow
Producer: Mads Jørgensen
Concept: Simon Caspersen
Music: Kasper Marott
3 сен 2017
