Being that the Moon has no nations or physical dividers that exist on it, it can act as a place where human unity can exist which the Moon Temple looks to help celebrate.
While many designers and brands are thinking up ways to extract precious materials from the lunar surface or colonize it, Jorge Mañes Rubio came up with the Moon Temple as a more purposeful building. The Temple would serve as the cultural, social and spiritual hub for those that visit or colonize on the Moon in order to offer a space for everyone to use because the Moon itself belongs to all of us. The architecture design of the Temple would be 3D-printed in order to create a structure more capable of withstanding life on the lunar surface.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Unity on the Moon
- Creating spaces and structures to celebrate human unity on the lunar surface.
- Purposeful Lunar Buildings
- Designing buildings on the Moon that serve cultural, social, and spiritual purposes.
- 3d-printed Lunar Architecture
- Utilizing 3D printing technology to create structurally resilient buildings on the lunar surface.
Sectors Adopting This
- Space Tourism
- Providing cultural, social, and spiritual experiences for tourists visiting the Moon.
- Lunar Colonization
- Developing living spaces and infrastructure that foster a sense of community on the Moon.
- Additive Manufacturing
- Exploring 3D printing advancements for construction purposes in extraterrestrial environments.
