Photosynthetic Grass Printer by George Dolidze
As part of Columbia GSAPP’s City of Mobile Services studio, George Dolidze designed a machine which is fully integrated into the urban ecosystem. The Photosynthetic Grass Printer is an autonomous chemical factory that supplements the struggling urban eco-system. It collects refuse and environmental pollutants as it moves throughout the city, converting them into photosynthetic grass to pump new life into the city by way of oxygen and public space.
For an architect; there is nothing is more rewarding then fabricating a design.
Expansion Rod Study. Proof of consent from flat pack to full expansion. 6x 2to4 3x4to7. Heavy Duty
Going to the spandex store tomorrow to find a fabric that will provide durability and flexibility for the panels to be fully functional.
Obscure will scheme “The Problemetizer” 4 light weight modular panels create a spaced for reconfigurability and rapid assembly. The reflective walls become a hindrance and opportunity for curating in a critical and interesting way.
