Jean Marc Rivet Designs an Eco-Friendly French Gym
Michael Hines — November 18, 2010 — Eco
References: ecofriend.org
Jean Marc Rivet is a French architect who I believe has built the fitness center of the future. His French gymnasium boasts several eco-friendly innovations designed to cut down on the typically ravenous power consumption of modern-day athletic facilities.
Jean Marc Rivet's structure incorporates rooftop gardens to aid in insulation, while a large skylight provides light during the day. Photovoltaic cells store the sun's energy during the day and use it to provide illumination after dark.
Jean Marc Rivet's structure incorporates rooftop gardens to aid in insulation, while a large skylight provides light during the day. Photovoltaic cells store the sun's energy during the day and use it to provide illumination after dark.
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Fitness Centers - Developing fitness centers with sustainable features and technologies that reduce power consumption and promote eco-friendly practices.
2. Rooftop Gardens in Athletic Facilities - Implementing rooftop gardens in fitness centers to enhance insulation and create a greener environment.
3. Photovoltaic Cells for Energy Storage - Integrating photovoltaic cells in athletic facilities to harness solar energy, reducing reliance on conventional power sources and promoting renewable energy.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Architecture and design firms can specialize in eco-friendly fitness center projects, incorporating sustainable features and technologies.
2. Renewable Energy - Companies in the renewable energy sector can explore partnerships with fitness centers to implement photovoltaic cells and offer energy storage solutions.
3. Fitness and Wellness - Fitness and wellness industry professionals can embrace the trend of sustainable fitness centers, elevating their brand image and attracting environmentally conscious customers.
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