**The Art and Science of Professional Aquarium Designers** Aquarium design has emerged as a specialized profession blending art and science. Today's aquarium designers create stunning underwater ecosystems that mimic natural habitats. Using advanced filtration systems, LED lighting, and automated feeding mechanisms, they ensure the health and longevity of aquatic life. Recent innovations include bioactive substrates that support beneficial bacteria and smart sensors for real-time water quality monitoring. These professionals also emphasize sustainability, often incorporating eco-friendly materials and practices. As public aquariums and private installations grow in popularity, the demand for skilled designers continues to rise. #AquariumDesign #MarineBiology #EcoFriendly
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Water features can enhance the aesthetic appeal and environmental quality of a park, as well as provide a relaxing and soothing atmosphere for visitors. Water features can take various forms, such as fountains, ponds, waterfalls, streams, or sculptures. They can also incorporate plants, fish, lighting, or sound effects to create a more immersive and diverse experience. Water features require careful planning, design, installation, and maintenance to ensure their safety, functionality, and sustainability. Water features can also have positive impacts on the park's ecology, such as attracting wildlife, increasing biodiversity, and reducing air pollution.#waterfeatures #fountains #adinnovations
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What does story telling have to do with your landscape or grounds maintenance work? 📖 🌲 🤔 We often focus all our efforts into the daily operations of landscape work, keeping outdoor spaces safe for people to use, creating environments that enhance peoples wellbeing and conserving biodiversity. 🏞 But visitors, audiences, customers or stakeholders often have no idea what is happening on site, therefore, the amazing work that landscape and environmental professionals do, often goes unrecognised. 👎 When in reality, the work taking place on your land could be winning awards 🏆, it could be building ownership and support from your stakeholders 🙋♂️ and helping you deliver against your ESG or CSR targets 📈. Human's love stories, so tell yours! (through signage) #interpretation #signage #landscape #landscapedesign #biodiversity #biodiversitynetgain #naturebasedsolutions #naturepositive #ecology #urbanecology #publicspace #stakeholders #communityengagement
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Finally the article is here! We have put together detailed explanations about this amazing technology that is revolutionizing the market. Dive into the details of why this combination is the best reef lighting solution for 2024 and contact us if you wish to know how you/your facility can benefit from it. #projects #publicaquariums #publicvenues #lifesupportingsystems #ledlightingsolutions #ledlighting #LED #ledlights #aquarium #science #technology #advancedtechnologies #coralreef #conservation #enviromentallyfriendly #research #biotechnologies #corals #reef #reefers #aquascape #aquariumhobby #zoos #holtels #spas #researchcenters #coralfarm #lightdesign #marineindustry #marineconservation #marineengineering #marinescience #marinelife #marineequipment #lss #aquaculture #innovations #innovationthatmatters #innovationleadership #energyefficiency #energymanagement#energyefficiencymovement #oceanlife #sustainabledesign #coralli #acquario #acquariomarino #supercorals #coralrestoration #marinescience #coralhusbandry #reefrestauration https://lnkd.in/gC3ygvB3
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Nature - based solutions are the right approach to adaptation
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🔵 Arcology: Urban Innovation or Pipe Dream? Arcology, born from the blend of architecture and ecology, offers a radical vision for urban living. It embodies a city model that mimics organic growth, crafting compact, lively systems as it develops. It holds promise in tackling today's urban challenges head-on by leveraging shared qualities between architecture and ecology. While we often think of arcology in terms of futuristic skyscrapers like NOAH by E. Kevin Schopfer or Vincent Callebaut’s Dragonfly Wing, its true essence lies in disciplines and initiatives that cater directly to the public’s needs. 💠 Urban Scale, Human Scale: Simply picture, cities designed for people, not just vehicles. It's about creating densely organized urban spaces where pedestrians can move freely and efficiently. 💠 The Food & Energy Nexus: As cities expand, they drift further from agricultural lands. Arcology suggests reconnecting citizens with food production and optimizing water and energy usage to boost overall city efficiency. 💠 Marginalized Consumption: By embracing passive architecture, innovative water treatment, and eco-friendly materials, arcology aims to minimize resource consumption and environmental impact. 💠 Bounded Density: Instead of sprawling outward, arcology advocates for upward and inward growth. This approach protects the environment while fostering vibrant urban communities. 💠 Elegant Frugality: It's about doing more with less. Arcology encourages using raw materials efficiently, requiring minimal processing, to maximize available resources. Paolo Soleri (Turin, 1919- Scottsdale (Arizona), 2013), a pioneering architect, who was the man behind Arcosanti, an urban prototype built in the Arizona desert, integrates the principles of arcology. #americanarchitecture #arcology #PaoloSoleri #architecture #ecology
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Parco Del Colle Oppio is a term study project in landscape and restoration studio consisting of three professors Barbara Tetti, Gabriele Chilosi and Benedetta Di Donato starting with an analysis part with Professor Di Donato, continuing adjustment and enhancement of vegetation species with Professor Chilosi and leading to a proposal program of restoration with Professor Tetti. The main aim of the project was about reading and reviewing the ancient history and modern design of the park (De Vico and Muñoz). Then, based on the Cesare Brandi theory, the program tried to recognize the context and enhance the identity and revoke the missed spirit of the place. In this proposal, there were two different phases including vegetation and architectural elements. In terms of constructions, it should be mentioned that apart from the changes in history from ancient era to the modern age, there were three significant structures related to the Nero, Titus and Trajan elements which affected the current situation and identity of the park too. In the final program, the grand tour of Italy specifically "Goethe in the Roman Campagna" became the main idea including a visitor of historic sites, background landscape and ancient elements. As a result, without any further specific changes, some required vegetation and rusty metal elements for seating and observing the scenery added in the new proposal in addition to the central new part of De Vico park which was introduced as the new idea after some damages in the central part of the mentioned design recently. #RaffaeleDeVico #Oppio #ColleOppio #OppioHill #ParcoDelColleOppio #Roma #AncientRome #RomanArchitecture #RomanLandscape #Rome #Sapienza #Restoration Sapienza Università di Roma https://lnkd.in/eBXruVqE
(PDF) Parco Del Colle Oppio (Landscape and Restoration)
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