This Web-Shaped Pavilion by Michael Jantzen is another immaculate design concept. Jantzen designs this building with inspiration from medieval towers.
It's 130 feet high and plastered with solar-powered technology. Small electric motors are able to change the shape of the building by moving the 208 hinged panels.
People from around the globe can contribute and alter the building's shape with their computers, tablets, and smart phones; the Web-Shaped Pavilion by Michael Jantzen uses digital technology to collect information from people, which is then converted into electrical signals. This then activates the panels that alters the building's form.
The emphasis to this project is to promote clean electricity. The structure's top is filled with a series of solar panels that generates energy to the motor and local network. Jantzen's design is so pro-green that even people walking up the tower will produce energy.
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