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The Renewable Theme Park by Matthew Oliver David Cooper
Site analysis determined it was clear that wind energy would be the most consistent source of renewable power for my design.
The wind manipulated the mass of the tower on a macro level, and the intention of this catalogue was to maintain the efficiency of wind on site in order to…
After looking at the macro scale, the project developed into looking at micro interventions between the wind tunnels and interior space.
From further CFD analysis and consideration to the venturi effect, specific tunnels in the catalogue were selected to inform the design on an architectural…
Further development of the venturi effect allowed for increased efficiency in the tunnels. I discovered using a triple finned turbine system allowed for…
A view of a theatre ride which is aiming to demonstrate a mystical fly through of sustainable landscapes.
A view at night showing boat access from the Thames, the interior lighting of the building and chimneys, the lighting of the wind tunnels and the lighting of…
A final daytime image using colour to highlight significant elements in the design.

The Renewable Theme Park

Matthew Oliver David Cooper · 2021 · Third Year

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