Studio Symbiosis designs the Verto Air Purification Tower to help with improving overall air quality outdoors for ongoing public visitors nearby. It is a solution that is implemented at the Sunder Nursery in New Delhi and is essentially a large-scale system that measures 5.5 meters in height.
The tower purifies the air from multiple directions to filter what is being breathed into the body of humans and animals around. There are five air filtration cubes in the tower and it rests inside a triangle-shaped shell that boasts a contemporary design language. It appears to be a tall sculpture with artful geometric shapes throughout. Additionally, the fans that are built-in are made to by energy efficient by sucking in surrounding air and removing particulate matter and dust.
Image Credit: Studio Symbiosis
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Air Purification Towers
- Opportunity to develop innovative architectural structures that purify outdoor air for public health and comfort.
- Multi-directional Air Filtration
- Potential for creating advanced filtration systems that remove pollutants from the air via different angles.
- Energy Efficient Fans
- Chance to design eco-friendly fans that efficiently remove particulate matter and dust from surrounding air.
Where This Applies
- Architecture and Urban Design
- The architecture industry can explore integrating air purification towers into their designs to promote cleaner and healthier environments.
- Environmental Technology
- Companies in the environmental technology sector can develop advanced filtration systems for effective air purification in public spaces.
- Energy Efficiency
- The energy efficiency industry can focus on designing and manufacturing energy-saving fans capable of removing particulate matter and dust from the air.
