is there any sight about using place energy in architecture?
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it is called biogeometry & use the link to know more
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Well i remember I did a research on hidroelectric plants. And the good thing is you can make aworking model using some water and a bicycle generator hooked to a small light bulb (holiday decoration ones or others like that) also any kind of research that involves things the evaluator can actually see working and moving is always a plus. Just stay away from volcanoes, while they ARE very interesting, its been done quite a few times. Hot air ballons are cool, some china paper glued to make the ballon and a aluminum plate with a candle to keep the air warm (you inflate it with a hair dryer) and you have yourself a working model, plus you have all the data refering how hot air is less dense than cold air etc...there are a lot of cool things you can do out ther and believe me Internet IS going to be VERY useful
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Well, I don't know of any sites for learning to read architectural plans but there are many books available on the subject.  One good one is called "Reading Architectural Plans: For Residential and Commercial Construction/Exercises to Accompany Reading Architectural Plans (3rd edition) and the author's name is Ernest R. Weidhaas.   \n\n\nIf you are interested in buying this book, just go to Amazon.com
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It is not possible for usng slar energy directly. because the compresser operations want frequent input. ( Not continuose). In the form Solar electricity is possible. \n\nHow ever Vapour Absorption syastem is possible
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dont see why not. just some simple energy conversions. theoretically it would work, but maybe slow down due to energy lost as heat due to friction and such... but it should work.
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Is it something to do with building houses?
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Not unless you can figure out a way to produce a semi-conductor at home.  Basically a solar cell (photovoltaic cell) is a couple of layers of silicon  P type and N type.  Electrons become excited when light quanta penetrates into the P layer. The excited electrons move to the N type and (very oversimplified) create electricity.\n\nI doubt you would have the facilities to create the materials at home.
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Well, I applaud your ingenuity but that is already being done albeit not in massive amounts.  It is also more expensive to build a house that is solar powered but people are doing it here and there and in the long run, it does save money.  All the info you need is on the net but I doubt you can build from scratch.  You'd have to purchase kits from companies that produce solar panels and generators.
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I go for the architecture. You should check  out the travel brochure.
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The answer to negative spaceis ::::\n\nArchitects sometimes refer to " negative space" as important in creating a desired effect- an area devoid of architectural details can enhance a larger effect.
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I am a civil engineer, but i think you can find the answer in the field of architecture scince, there's nothing socalled in my field of activity, i mean go and find your answer in art section
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do you mean exterior design?
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Tough question, however Solar and Wind are viable sources of energy where available.  BioMass and utilization of human waste are also viable sources of future energy.  There's some speculation about technology to harness the energy contained in Ocean Water (currents) though I am not an engineer and don't understand it at all.  Finally, eliminating wastefulness and extending the usefulness of exsiting fuel types will assure at least in the short term enough for all (this is particularly aimed at the USA as the largest consumer of existing fuels per capata in the World, the question is why)
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it exists but i'm not sure if u can use it for energy...it would be to strong
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Maybe this can help...all you have to do is a search in Yahoo or Google...\n\nhttp://www.think-energy.com/ThinkEnergy/11-14/activities/EnergyTrans.aspx\n\nTry searching for "energy" or "kinetic energy"
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It does utilize a natural resource but... 'effectively' ?  I don't think so.  We can't use it to power cities.  It's still quite expensive and just used as a supplement to our regular energy resources.
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Martinez and Cutri Architects\n\nI used to work for them so I am biased :)\n\nwww.mc-architects.com