National Stadium (Kaohsiung, Taiwan: 2009) Japanese architect Toyo Ito’s coiled dragon of a design, with solar panels for scales, was a bold statement for sustainable design when it was inaugurated for the World Games. Nearly 75% of the building’s energy needs are met with solar power, and the woven grid of pipes calls to mind not so much a reptilian coldness but a fabric wrapped around the crowd. Photo by Yuting Hu via Creative Commons Search “청결+서천<출장안마>+<<카톡MAX99>>+яodd+서천<출장만남>+서천<출장마사지>+서천<출장샵>+서천<출장업소>+서천<키스방>+서천<미시>+서천<아가씨>+national” from 7 Green and Repurposed Sports Stadiums

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National Stadium (Kaohsiung, Taiwan: 2009)

Japanese architect Toyo Ito’s coiled dragon of a design, with solar panels for scales, was a bold statement for sustainable design when it was inaugurated for the World Games. Nearly 75% of the building’s energy needs are met with solar power, and the woven grid of pipes calls to mind not so much a reptilian coldness but a fabric wrapped around the crowd.

Photo by Yuting Hu via Creative Commons