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Art Students Transform Ugly Electrical Towers Into Colorful Lighthouses
Three art students in Germany have come up with a novel way to beautify ordinarily ugly urban environments. They turned a common electric tower into a makeshift stained glass lighthouse.
The change was simple but effective. Ail Hwang, Hae-Ryaan Jeon and Ghung Ki Park, students at Klasse Löbbert in Münster, Germany, filled the gaps in the tower’s struts with panels of colored acrylic plastic, turning it into a dazzlingly colorful structure. It’s not quite as detailed and beautiful as true stained glass, but it is nonetheless a great approach for decorating an otherwise ugly structure. The resulting work is called Leuchtturm, or “lighthouse” in German.
Source: klasseloebert.com (h/t: colossal)
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That's smart! We should do that everywhere!
What they haven't realized is that by adding those panels they've increased the wind load on those bracings.
That's smart! We should do that everywhere!
What they haven't realized is that by adding those panels they've increased the wind load on those bracings.