The River House by YONOH is Powered By Hydraulic Energy
Marissa Liu — May 15, 2010 — Art & Design
References: yonoh.es & whatwedoissecret.org
The River House by YONOH is a futuristic house that generated its own electrical energy using a hydraulic mill that looks just like a paddle wheel. In order for the River House to work, the home would have to be built along the banks of a river or lake.
The small River House by YONOH would be a loft-style abode made out of granite and wood. A large paddle wheel becomes a focal point in the home and while on paper it looks quite spectacular, we're not sure how we'd feel about having to look at that thing turning around 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The small River House by YONOH would be a loft-style abode made out of granite and wood. A large paddle wheel becomes a focal point in the home and while on paper it looks quite spectacular, we're not sure how we'd feel about having to look at that thing turning around 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Trend Themes
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Hydraulic Energy Homes — The idea of hydraulic energy homes could create opportunities for the development of sustainable housing and off-grid living options.
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Paddle Wheel Technology — The development of more efficient and aesthetically pleasing paddle wheel technology could disrupt traditional energy sources and revolutionize the way we generate power.
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River/lakefront Living — Designing homes and communities to take advantage of river/lakefront living could create a new trend in eco-friendly and sustainable housing.
Industry Implications
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Construction Industry — The construction industry could leverage hydraulic energy and paddle wheel technology to create sustainable and unique housing options for customers.
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Renewable Energy Industry — The renewable energy industry could invest in and develop more efficient hydraulic energy systems and paddle wheel technology to provide alternative sources of power.
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Real Estate Industry — The real estate industry could see a rise in demand for river/lakefront properties and sustainable homes, creating opportunities for innovative designs and eco-friendly developments.
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