{"id":261,"date":"2016-04-19T12:47:02","date_gmt":"2016-04-19T12:47:02","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/goodspace.villa-merkel.de\/?p=261"},"modified":"2019-05-10T15:58:01","modified_gmt":"2019-05-10T15:58:01","slug":"pnat","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/goodspace.villa-merkel.de\/?p=261","title":{"rendered":"PNAT"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Jellyfish Barge<\/em> auf der EXPO Mailand in 2015, \u00a9PNAT<\/h6>\n

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Die Jellyfish Barge<\/em> der italienischen Denkfabrik PNAT ist ein schwimmendes Gew\u00e4chshaus f\u00fcr hydrokulturellen Pflanzenanbau. Der pr\u00e4sentierte Prototyp im oktogonalen Design ist ein Modul. Je nach Bedarf k\u00f6nnen weitere Module andocken. Der Einsatz ist auf urbanen, suburbanen und auch l\u00e4ndlichen Wasserfl\u00e4chen denkbar. Die Jellyfish Barge<\/em> erm\u00f6glicht eine effiziente Produktion von frischen Lebensmitteln unabh\u00e4ngig von Bodenbeschaffenheiten und Zugang zu Energiequellen. Der Anbau ben\u00f6tigt nur geringe Wasserressourcen. Solarzellen sorgen f\u00fcr Energie, um Salzwasser, Brackwasser oder verschmutztes Wasser bei Bedarf zu reinigen. Die Jellyfish Barge<\/em> ist mit einer kosteng\u00fcnstigen Technologie ausgestattet und aus einfachen Materialien gefertigt. Sie ist auch zum Nachbauen geeignet. Angesichts von Umweltver\u00e4nderungen, Ersch\u00f6pfung der Ressourcen und einer immer weiter wachsenden Erdbev\u00f6lkerung ist PNAT als Denkfabrik aus einer Initiative der Universit\u00e4t Florenz entstanden. Biologen und Architekten bringen Pflanzen, Forschung, Wissenschaft und Kreativit\u00e4t auf neue Weise zusammen, um den Herausforderungen der Zukunft zu begegnen. Pflanzen bilden 99 Prozent der weltweiten Biomasse. Das genaue Studium und die Nachahmung pflanzlicher Verhaltensmuster erm\u00f6glichen neue Beziehungen zwischen nat\u00fcrlichen und k\u00fcnstlichen Umgebungen.<\/p>\n

Die Jellyfish Barge<\/em> wurde 2015 auf der Expo in Mailand im Rahmen der Ausstellung Feeding the Accelerator<\/em> des US Pavillons pr\u00e4sentiert und gewann unter anderem eine F\u00f6rderung der Vereinten Nationen.<\/p>\n

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The Jellyfish Barge<\/em> by the Italian think tank PNAT is a floating greenhouse for hydroculture. The octagon-shaped prototype presented here is a module. Further modules can dock as needed. It can be used on urban, suburban, and rural bodies of water. The Jellyfish Barge<\/em> facilitates an efficient production of foodstuffs independently of characteristics of the soil, and it provides access to sources of energy. The plant cultivation requires only limited water resources. Photovoltaic cells provide energy for purifying salt water, brackish water, or polluted water as needed. The Jellyfish Barge<\/em> is equipped with inexpensive technology and produced from simple materials. It can also be easily reproduced.<\/p>\n

PNAT arose as a think tank from an initiative of Florence University in response to changes in the environment, the exhaustion of natural resources, and a constantly growing global population. Biologists and architects combine plants, research, science, and creativity in an innovative manner in order to meet the challenges of the future. Plants constitute 99 percent of the earth\u2019s biomass. The precise study and imitation of the behavior patterns of plants gives rise to new relationships between natural and artificial environments.<\/p>\n

The Jellyfish Barge<\/em> was presented in 2015 at the EXPO in Milan in the framework of the exhibition Feeding the Accelerator<\/em> at the U.S. Pavilion and, among other tributes, won an award from the United Nations.<\/p>\n

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PNAT (IT)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Foundation 2014 at the University of Florence
\nGr\u00fcndung 2014 an der Universit\u00e4t Florenz<\/p>\n

Biologists \/ Biologen:<\/strong>
\nStefano Mancuso, Camilla Pandolfi, Elisa Azzarello, Elisa Masi
\nLINV (International Laboratory of Plant Neurobiology, Florence)<\/p>\n

Architects \/ Architekten:<\/strong>
\nChristiana Favretto, Antonio Giradi
\nStudiomobile, Treviso<\/p>\n

Awards and prizes \/ Auszeichnungen und Preise:<\/strong>
\n2015<\/strong> International Award on Innovative Ideas and Technologies on Agribusiness<\/em> promoted by UNIDO and CNR; First place at the Start-up competition Giovani talenti<\/em> imprenditoriali promoted by the Italian Agriculture Ministry; First place at the competition Idee innovative e tecnologie per l\u2019agribusiness<\/em> organized by UN and CNR; Jellyfish Barge has been selected by the US Pavillion at Expo for an acceleration program within the project Feeding the Accelerator;<\/em> Second price at the United Nations Economic Commission For Europe (UNECE) award Ideas4Change;<\/em> COOP selected Jellyfish Barge as one of the project to be exposed with a scaled model at EXPO, in the Future Food District 2014<\/strong> First prize at the award Impresa, Lavoro,<\/em> Innovazione<\/em> by Regione Toscana<\/p>\n

www.pnat.net<\/a>
\nwww.studiomobile.org<\/a>
\nwww.linv.org<\/a><\/p>\n

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