A pollution-eating facade module
3D Architectural Tiles
prosolve370e is a decorative architectural module that can effectively reduce air pollution in cities when installed near traffic ways or on building facades.
The modules are coated with a superfine titanium dioxide (TiO2), a pollution-fighting technology that is activated by ambient daylight. Employing a unique configuration of this technology, the tiles neutralize air pollutants when sited near traffic or densely polluted conditions.
The modules are a functional, yet highly decorative modular ornament that achieve a synergy between design form and molecular technology. Inspired by fractals in nature, the undulating shapes maximize the surface area of active coating to diffuse light, air turbulence and pollution.
As a modification to existing architectural surfaces, prosolve370e essentially “tunes buildings” to respond better to their immediate environments.
Key points:
- effectively reduces air pollution (NOx,VOCs, SO2)
- a modular system of few tooled parts
- forms decorative, non-repetitive patterns for facades
- made from lightweight thermoformed plastic panels
- a standardized system for exterior and interior applications
- semi-customizable to project conditions
- an innovative, eco product
Applications:
- building facades
- car parks
- traffic tunnels/ transport entrances
- along motorways or urban circulars
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