WIND TUNNEL
EMILY LUCCHESI NEHA NAGARKAR ANDREEA ONOFREIASA 1
1. VIEW FROM LITTLE MERMAID STATUE (ABOVE RIGHT) 2. VIEW FROM FERRY (DIRECTLY ABOVE)
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3 3. VIEW FROM APPROACH (BELOW RIGHT) 4. VIEW FROM TOP OF ADJACENT BUILDING (DIRECTLY BELOW)
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SECTION CUTE (AS DISPLAYED IN CONTOUR PLAN)
WATER ON LEFT - INLAND ON RIGHT
FACING WATER
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CONTOUR PLAN VIEW - SECTION CUT IN RED (DISPLAYED ABOVE)
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1. ENTRANCE VIEW 2. LOOKING BACK TO THE CITY
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3. INTERNAL VIEW DAY TIME (BOTTOM LEFT) NIGHT TIME (BOTTOM RIGHT)
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Flat surface to catch the wind
Thin width, streamlining against the wind
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Hollowed section for light weigth area Thick section for weighted bottom -stability(varies per arch)
Curv for s
ved bottom to allow swaying movement
511KW per year for 24, 16 metre arches, experiencing 5 compression per hour
DIAGRAMATIC- movement / technology 9
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