BioMaterials
Biomaterial yang dibuat dari serat alami
Biomaterial terbuat dari serat alami (rami, jerami, sabut, sisal, dan sebagainya) dan dirakit untuk membentuk struktur datar. Strukturnya dapat berbentuk jala terbuka maupun tertutup, di mana serat ditempatkan di antara dua lapisan penahan. Bahannya relatif dapat berubah bentuk untuk dapat diletakkan di atas tanah; juga solusi ini hanya sementara mengingat bahan baku yang digunakan tidak tahan lama dan sebagian besar diterapkan untuk melindungi tanah sambil menunggu pertumbuhan vegetasi.
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DIDIPIO MINE ACCESS ROAD
Philippines
OceanaGold (Philippines), Inc. owns and operates the high-grade gold and copper Didipio mining project bounded by the provinces of Quirino and Nueva Vizcaya, about 270 km north of Manila, Philippines. Prior to opening the site for operation, construction of a 24-kilometer access road was required. Large portions of mountain slopes were cut for the said purpose. The cut slopes, when exposed to rain, were prone to erosion. Immediate prevention was required to address the problem.
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INDOCEMENT FACTORY RIVERBANK PROTECTION
Indonesia
Indocement factory is located in the South of Jakarta and it is the second-largest cement producer in Indonesia. PT Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa Tb in cooperation with Heidelberg Technology Center aimed to provide protection against the erosion affecting the banks of the river flowing adjacent to their cement production plant. During the rainy season, the riverbanks were severely damaged by erosion processes which were threatening the plant structures nearby (conveyor belts and storage tanks). The ongoing erosion had to be minimized through an engineered river lining.
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Museum of the Future - GREEN COVERAGE AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM
United Arab Emirates
The Museum of the Future (MOTF) is a unique initiative by the Dubai government that explores the future of science, technology, and innovation and will be located at a prime spot in Sheikh Zayed Road and near the Burj Khalifa. The architect Kila designed MOTF in three main parts: the lower green hill, the upper building, and the elliptical void, representing earth, mankind & innovation, respectively. The inspiration for the green hill was also to elevate the building calmly and unobtrusively above the metro line and create greenery in elevation where visitors can enjoy while engaging with the Museum. The green hill is to be done through a smooth transition from the site as an earthen, vegetated mound with a minimal visible built intervention. A three-story podium structure will be embedded inside the green hill, which will house the lobby, auditorium, cafés, restaurants, retail, car parking, etc. For the aforementioned reasons, the vegetated mount must be done as a THIN CLADDING of varying slopes rather than a solid earth hill.
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