Atmospheric Pressures
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Atmospheric Pressures
Atmospheric Pressures
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Atmospheric Pressures: reimagining the interior ecosystem of London Underground, Braelyn Hamill
Atmospheric Pressures: reimagining the interior ecosystem of London Underground, Braelyn Hamill
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Atmospheric Pressures: reimagining the interior ecosystem of London Underground, Braelyn Hamill
Atmospheric Pressures: reimagining the interior ecosystem of London Underground, Braelyn Hamill
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Atmospheric Pressures
Atmospheric Pressures
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Atmospheric Pressures
Atmospheric Pressures
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Atmospheric Pressures
Atmospheric Pressures
Winner: Scott Brownrigg Design Award for Inclusive Spaces
This project re-thinks the ecosystem of London Underground. How can we harness latent conditions within the London Underground to cultivate cleaner, more enjoyable environments throughout the network? This project proposes using air pushed in front of trains as a low heat, pressurised braking system. Resulting air is then diverted to air filtering tiles, and passive groundwater based systems.
Judge’s comment:
“Why do we have to accept that the tube is a hot,
sweaty, smelly environment? This idea reinvents
the space and the service, focusing on different scales from a water bottle to
the architectural level.”
Laurence Orsini, Scott Brownrigg
This Award is sponsored by Scott Brownrigg
