Team: Omerta , Lithuania

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The Garden Of Destinies
Made by Gvidas Navickas Martynas
Pelenis Neringa Reichenbergeryte Viktoras
Starovoitovas

• Team Omerta , Lithuania
• BaBEC, Riga, 2009

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Plan

• Main problems
• 1. Energy supply
• 2. Heating
• 3. Cooling
• 4. Visitors overflow
• 5. The stone wall
• 6. Automatic lighting system

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Energy Supply

• The Free Flow System can operate in both tidal
  and river settings.
• It generate power on the continuous flow of the
  river throughout the day, providing nearly
  24-hour power.
• Depending on the site, various types of devices
  can be used to anchor the turbines underwater.

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Heating

• Underfloor electric heating systems
• Could be used during cold seasons
• Heat would be provided by electric cables under
  the floor
• Electric floor heating systems have very low
  installation cost
• Energy efficiency

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Cooling

• Natural ventilation
• Installing stack ventilation system
• Do not rely on wind
• No energy resources needed
• Seasonally adapted

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Visitors overflow

• Roof angle problem
• Stands with relevant information, for instance
• Balance of visitors

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The stone wall

• Simple and effective construction
• Rubbles with air between stone bricks
• Air best isolator of warmth
• The wall still look like it was planned
• In harmony with nature and sentimental

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Automatic lighting system

• Turn-off the light when not needed
• Automatically adjust to changing daylight
  conditions
• Reflector principle

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Interior Design

• Wooden decoration
• A huge amount of plants
• Latvian national motives

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• Thank you for your attention!