Buildings That Breathe | Doris Sung's Living Architecture

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  • Опубликовано: 6 окт 2013
  • Using responsive thermo-bimetals that "breathe" to heat or cool a building, Doris Sung is making architecture more lifelike and environmentally friendly.
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  • @-IvoryTower-
    @-IvoryTower- 2 дня назад

    Now this is something remarkably original! Congrats to the Architects team!!! I am amazed with the concept!

  • @M3iscool
    @M3iscool 10 лет назад +86

    Just imagine: maybe a thousand years from now, all our buildings will have incredible technology that allows them to adapt to environmental conditions using almost no energy.

    • @nickelcadmium1401
      @nickelcadmium1401 4 года назад +1

      Cat From The Future hopefully we live till that day to see it with our own eyes

    • @jackreid2664
      @jackreid2664 3 года назад +1

      I am absolutely here for solarpunk futurism

    • @FMFvideos
      @FMFvideos 2 года назад

      I'm sure the robots will enjoy it.

    • @Klbsnoop
      @Klbsnoop Год назад

      1000 yrs earth will be gone🤣🤣

  • @benwilms3942
    @benwilms3942 5 лет назад +12

    This is a fantastic concept to be coupled with photovoltaics. Ecxess heat from the cells can be absorbed by the structure on which they're mounted, causing it to change its shape, thus rearranging the cells, thus sustaining optimal incidental angle of the cells to sunlight across the arc of the sun.

  • @mynamedoesntmatter9013
    @mynamedoesntmatter9013 10 лет назад +8

    tracheolis is a genius. I've been wondering about a project like this and how we wouldn't have to lift a finger for our own homes to self-ventilate. It's an amazing concept that I love so much.

  • @landerunaietchegaray6222
    @landerunaietchegaray6222 3 года назад +2

    I know the architect irl and shes really smart and her work is VERY interesting

  • @philipcollier2132
    @philipcollier2132 6 лет назад

    Thank you much Ms. Doris Sung

  • @LeahPadowichJacobson
    @LeahPadowichJacobson 10 лет назад

    I find Doris Sung's architecture inspired and inspiring.

  • @Mbeluba
    @Mbeluba 10 лет назад

    This is exceptionally awesome.

  • @smn8405
    @smn8405 3 года назад

    Omg, last night i was thinking about the idea of the buildings that breath!
    This video made my day 👌🏽♥️

  • @dhritimanray2933
    @dhritimanray2933 7 лет назад +4

    This should be known to everyone. This is the future!

  • @downundabrotha
    @downundabrotha 4 года назад +12

    Alternatively imagine reverse engineering Tracheolis to close instead. This would be great for fire stricken areas as the Petals would cause an armadillo effect by encapsulating the Building as a form of protection.

    • @lefaek3720
      @lefaek3720 4 года назад

      wow this is such a good!!

  • @vinzheng5046
    @vinzheng5046 4 года назад +59

    Is it just me or the movements of these metals look like something plants would do in nature?

    • @somethinginthewood3816
      @somethinginthewood3816 4 года назад +1

      YEEEES

    • @apassmore9872
      @apassmore9872 4 года назад +3

      It's exactly what leaves do when it's too hot out and there's not a lot of water. They curl inwards so they don't absorb as much sun and use more of their water.

    • @Kale-Man
      @Kale-Man 4 года назад +2

      Check out pamphlet architecture 27: tooling by Aranda and Losch

    • @Skoda130
      @Skoda130 3 года назад +1

      Yup, only the mechanics differ, in the sense that the movement of plants is actuated hydraulically.

    • @stoopidpplsuk
      @stoopidpplsuk 3 года назад +1

      Biomimicry

  • @gisaguimaraes9897
    @gisaguimaraes9897 4 года назад +1

    Uau! Inacreditável, lindo!

  • @evem9752
    @evem9752 5 лет назад

    Wonderful! We love it

  • @syahziq95
    @syahziq95 8 лет назад

    I just get too excited with this! Keep it up...

  • @achodicho
    @achodicho 10 лет назад +1

    In all the examples it lets in more light the hotter it gets. That's the opposite purpose of shading. Makes more sense for ventilation and pretty sculptures. It must sound incredible in that structure when all those pieces are expanding.

  • @antoha0107
    @antoha0107 10 лет назад

    Great work!

  • @6ZYX6
    @6ZYX6 10 лет назад +1

    I see this as an outer layer... just a breathable skin. You have common walls behind, but walls collect and release moisture from rain and ambient humidity. also, you can have regular windows behind, or skylights, that can be opened from the inside when desired and letting air in and out. I'm just randomly thinking here, but I think the concept is really good and design-wise, very evolved.

  • @hamujavaid
    @hamujavaid 10 лет назад

    Mind blowing stuff!

  • @el_wazabi1752
    @el_wazabi1752 10 лет назад

    this is amazing!

  • @JACKOJACKO121
    @JACKOJACKO121 10 лет назад

    oh man this is soo cool. more stuff like this pllzzz

  • @hakkei12345
    @hakkei12345 10 лет назад

    Awesome!

  • @ARCHITECTSADEQ
    @ARCHITECTSADEQ 6 лет назад

    it's really nice

  • @SolidBrah
    @SolidBrah 10 лет назад

    wow, that's awsome

  • @voyno
    @voyno 10 лет назад

    Awesome.

  • @JaimeRodriguez18
    @JaimeRodriguez18 10 лет назад +2

    Genius!

  • @visamap
    @visamap 2 года назад

    Thank u all very much

  • @diamondtech3131
    @diamondtech3131 3 года назад

    amazing

  • @nelis555
    @nelis555 10 лет назад

    I fully agree with this statement.

  • @hamids4550
    @hamids4550 10 лет назад +1

    This is what is the future of Architecture. And I am HOOKED to it :D

  • @Dsbeat7000
    @Dsbeat7000 10 лет назад

    I think this is a great idea that should be worked on until it's useful because a lot of great things can happen with this idea

  • @miloesalazar
    @miloesalazar 10 лет назад

    There are just geniuses out there.

  • @marquinocompaniados5099
    @marquinocompaniados5099 4 года назад +1

    A new way of study to look on architecture of today.

  • @Xplorer228
    @Xplorer228 10 лет назад +3

    This is fascinating technology. But it seems that there is always gaps where air can get in even when its "closed". How would this work in the winter?

  • @emgiyen9331
    @emgiyen9331 5 лет назад

    Architect !❤

  • @miketv2331
    @miketv2331 10 лет назад

    thanks, lady

  • @OmizzleAzizzle
    @OmizzleAzizzle 9 лет назад +2

    so damn cool

  • @homestecconstructionarchit6928
    @homestecconstructionarchit6928 2 года назад

    Super

  • @hopperblue934
    @hopperblue934 Год назад

    beauty

  • @nollytapesireron
    @nollytapesireron 4 года назад

    Cool 👍👍

  • @architect3613
    @architect3613 6 лет назад

    It is a nice idea and seems to be practical too

  • @06151b0023
    @06151b0023 9 лет назад +26

    Well, this is a very interesting project, but I have few questions. Firstly, since these are thermal bi-metals which are sensitive and are good conductors of heat, so how effective are these metals films are in thermal insulation. For instance, the situation where the temperature is not hot as the metal sheet tends to curl, and what would the temperature difference from being under this installation to outside the surface.
    Having being said that these metals do radiate heat so how comfortable is it staying under this breathing/shading device or in a enclosure made out of this materials?

    • @PriyaDharshini-qy7dk
      @PriyaDharshini-qy7dk 8 лет назад

      +Jesse VK Nedunuri , i got the same question in my mind !, if only the property of the of the metal that reflects heat could change to trapping it down ?!?

    • @kummer45
      @kummer45 6 лет назад +1

      Thermal comfort is thrown out of the window completely. Thermal bridges are going to elevate the temperature of the interior space unless you encapsulate in a double pane window the dynamic metallic skin. Otherwise the heat will be intolerable.

    • @amirkick1
      @amirkick1 5 лет назад +1

      interesting idea she work with same idea that jean nouvel use it in institut du monde arabe paris where he use what we call it in french mocharabia its arabic system used in past for comfort where he made amazing system where he control the day lighting
      my question when she said trying to prduce window systemand she spoke about the heat game said that these metals do radiate heat so how comfortable is it staying under this breathing/shading device or in a enclosure made out of this materials?

    • @MakerLab3883
      @MakerLab3883 5 лет назад

      what's this metal called?

    • @benwilms3942
      @benwilms3942 5 лет назад +3

      Conducting heat within a given material is different to exchanging heat between materials, so its probably very likely that a third material that remains static in shape and is built at a geometry that allows it give off heat to moving air as fast as it can absorb it (any number of metals that can be formed at one terminus into increasing surface are with the necessary incidental angles to a passing fluid medium-air) can be coupled with it, since its effectlively opening hundreds of valves, it can filter light whilst manipulating a heat removing convection current through itself. But I think it would have to contained within some kind of cavity.

  • @TheCreatorsProject
    @TheCreatorsProject  10 лет назад +4

    Buildings That Breathe: Watch our new video about Doris Sung's living architecture

  • @shamimsultanakarim5248
    @shamimsultanakarim5248 6 лет назад +1

    For which climate is it viable ?

  • @WorldTheWayIC
    @WorldTheWayIC 4 года назад

    holy sh*t that's genius that works like thermostat

  • @sesamile
    @sesamile 8 лет назад

    WOW

  • @lorimack7526
    @lorimack7526 4 года назад +1

    My students want to know how we can get one installed in our school!!!!

  • @amagdy1999
    @amagdy1999 4 года назад +5

    Wouldn't the use of that much metal in facades produce really harmful glare effects ?

    • @hadotonini1189
      @hadotonini1189 4 года назад +2

      Wonder how would they clean it up and what's the maintenance cost? Looks fancy but hmm..

  • @coloursense3283
    @coloursense3283 2 года назад

    How about the source and production of those metal sheets, is it sustainable and doesn't add to carbon footprints?

  • @captain00000000
    @captain00000000 10 лет назад

    very goog!

  • @esposocaballo
    @esposocaballo 10 лет назад

    sweet

  • @user-pd4ix6rd6m
    @user-pd4ix6rd6m 5 лет назад

    Отлично

  • @thedookie78
    @thedookie78 10 лет назад +1

    At least you can make lovely colanders with this.

  • @bekiberisha1486
    @bekiberisha1486 3 года назад

    How to find this material ?? Metal or what is that

  • @tiesetsommusi528
    @tiesetsommusi528 4 года назад

  • @ICOD73
    @ICOD73 10 лет назад +4

    I think I just saw the future

  • @darrenramdial7166
    @darrenramdial7166 3 года назад

    Where can i buy this by the sheets

  • @valeriiilnitskii2670
    @valeriiilnitskii2670 10 лет назад +1

    I like the idea, but what really scares me is the sound, when a whole breathing building will expand.
    I think many "bricks will be shat" in attempts to get used to this ююююююфе nights specially

  • @kazelroy
    @kazelroy 7 лет назад +2

    Unless this material is a very poor radiator and thus reflects solar radiation very well, it will only be beneficial in rather specific situations. If the motion is regulated by air temperature it could be effective, but if the bimetal activates whenever the sun shines enough to sufficiently elevate the material's temperature, it could activate prematurely, well before the interior of such a structure would desire ventilation. This could perhaps be better applied to the north side of buildings with thermally absorbent south sides. With less thermal mass than most urban surfaces, this could likely lower the amount of night time "heat island radiation," but seems likely to increase heat transfer from solar radiation to air in the day. Further explanation of how this could be applied to actually decrease air conditioning would be interesting. It looks cool, but I'm skeptical of its actual functionality.

  • @sasori144
    @sasori144 6 лет назад +10

    cool advancement but needs to be applied more practically I think a lot of what is shown in the video is based more off of aesthetics than function although this could definitely evolve into something useful and efficient.

    • @Cheese9-11
      @Cheese9-11 4 года назад +2

      Possibly it may apply for ventilation. When heated, metal curls open up to allow Air to enter and to circulate. When it is cold outside, metal curls will close to maintain the heat inside.

    • @hadotonini1189
      @hadotonini1189 4 года назад +1

      Exactly. It's more to looks and fanciness. I'm not sure about the practicality and maintenance cost. What more about different climate in different environment.

  • @welwro7170
    @welwro7170 3 года назад

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  • @user-zm2wm1fk7z
    @user-zm2wm1fk7z 10 лет назад +1

    Yes but does it close up at night

  • @iaspace7601
    @iaspace7601 9 лет назад

    What is program at 2:55? Thanks

    • @dkdude
      @dkdude 9 лет назад +1

      rhino. plugin - grasshopper

  • @khvlil2771
    @khvlil2771 3 года назад

    what software was she using?

  • @apassmore9872
    @apassmore9872 4 года назад +4

    As much as I love the idea, the use of metals is kinda putting me off. I love the idea, just wish the material could be different is all.

    • @jackreid2664
      @jackreid2664 3 года назад

      What would be better? Plastic? At the moment metal is just the best material for the job: strong yet malleable.

    • @apassmore9872
      @apassmore9872 3 года назад

      @@jackreid2664 Yes, but the processing of metal also has a carbon cost.

  • @egmac100
    @egmac100 10 лет назад +1

    I can't imagine trying to clean one of these projects. Unless sealed from the elements, it will need cleaning. Great ideas. Thank you.

    • @hadotonini1189
      @hadotonini1189 4 года назад

      Same. My mind is wondering about cleaning and maintenance job the moment I see this video.

  • @superman0083
    @superman0083 5 лет назад

    HOW MUCH IS IT?

  • @msshuhaib1719
    @msshuhaib1719 5 лет назад +1

    🚀🚀

  • @chill187
    @chill187 10 лет назад +1

    if the idea is to replicate the human body in architecture, why not look at the way the skin regulates it's temperature: sweating.
    I imagine a gravity fed water feature system, working similar to a men's urinal, acting as a waterfall on sun-facing sides of a building.
    this could cool the windows and potentially save on window cleaning costs.
    perhaps it could also be used to tell the time, or piece of artistic design.
    something similar to this Japanese waterfall art:
    watch?v=gusJeslMbLc

  • @Seth-L
    @Seth-L 4 года назад

    bouta use this idea and impress my teacher

  • @MakerLab3883
    @MakerLab3883 5 лет назад

    what's this metal called?

    • @bekiberisha1486
      @bekiberisha1486 3 года назад

      Did you find that please when can i buy ?

  • @10jhud
    @10jhud 10 лет назад

    i hope this lady is payed handsomely

  • @pugnaciouslypug
    @pugnaciouslypug 10 лет назад +4

    Interesting but I don't think metal is ideal for lining the outside of structures. More reflected heat in cities, hard to look at, conductive properties etc. Should just have "hinges" of the metal with something photovoltaic between.

  • @srushtioswal8227
    @srushtioswal8227 5 лет назад

    U told, metal starts curling at 70degree to about 400degree ?
    Our earth do not that temperature

    • @larionknight7545
      @larionknight7545 5 лет назад +1

      I think she was referring to the angle the metal would deflect after being exposed to heat. like during early morning it would bend at 75 degrees, then at noon it would totally curl to about 400 degrees.

  • @danab172
    @danab172 3 года назад +1

    Could it hurt animals though?

  • @miketv2331
    @miketv2331 10 лет назад

    00:24

  • @LightX32
    @LightX32 10 лет назад +4

    I believe that it would be more accurate if it were called "living art" rather than "living architecture" since it is giving a message and not a solution for building houses. Great project tho!

  • @alanwelch9216
    @alanwelch9216 10 лет назад

    i want them windows...

  • @jpabaquita
    @jpabaquita 10 лет назад

    I love iqbaaĺ

  • @bienienow
    @bienienow 10 лет назад

    holy shit???

  • @aishwarya7173
    @aishwarya7173 5 лет назад

    Why do I
    feel that we are asmth of the universe.

  • @inahat89
    @inahat89 10 лет назад

    fatigue?

  • @bharathu5354
    @bharathu5354 5 лет назад

    That's like a skin on a human

  • @polobreak3249
    @polobreak3249 10 лет назад

    Because windows are too mainstream

  • @unkop4847
    @unkop4847 4 года назад

    This lady eats shrooms

  • @charlesramirez2153
    @charlesramirez2153 3 года назад

    Why the fuck this woman hasn't won a prietz?

  • @benzyza666
    @benzyza666 4 года назад

    Meh

  • @altermike3197
    @altermike3197 5 лет назад +1

    Ew ew ew that's weird

  • @magdalenapruckner1711
    @magdalenapruckner1711 4 года назад

    Clickbait. It doesn't actually live it just looks like it a bit

  • @danab172
    @danab172 3 года назад