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Category:WetLand
WetLand Engr215 Student Projects
The Fall 2013 semester of ENGR215 Introduction to Design worked with Mary Mattingly and WetLand to design and build sustainable projects for an island-based ecosystem and mobile habitat floating on the Delaware River during Summer 2014.
Partnerships[edit]
Partnerships are an essential element of the WetLand project, as they signify a meaningful connection to and buy-in from the community. In addition to a partner in education with whom we will develop an internship component, potential partners include: the Philadelphia Water Department, the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation the U.S. Coast Guard, local neighborhood civic associations, as well as Philadelphia’s Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy. Partnering with non-arts organizations will not only give Live Arts/Fringe access to new audiences and resources, but also provide their expert perspective on the topics of water conservation and sustainable living.
Projects[edit]
The Fall 2013 semester of ENGR215 Introduction to Design worked with WetLand to research, design, and build systems that foster the artists living sustainably onboard a barge in the waterways of Philadelphia.
- Fall 2013 - ENGR 215 Intro to Design Projects - WetLand
Pyramidal desalinator Futuristic pyrimidal water desalinator
Aquaponic system Upcycled IBC aquponics system
Edible railing Edible railing providing veggies from upcycled containers
Spiral rainwater catchment Innovative spiral rainwater catchment system for geodesic domes
Energy monitor Energy monitor for an off-grid system
Water meter Meter to test multiple parameters of collected rainwater
Pages in category "WetLand"
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