Feb 11, 2021
‘Grow’ is an installation by Dutch designer Daan Roosegaarde, who hopes to highlight the importance of agriculture and farmers as well as using science to promote efficient, healthy crops.
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‘Grow’ is an installation by Dutch designer Daan Roosegaarde, who hopes to highlight the importance of agriculture and farmers as well as using science to promote efficient, healthy crops.
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ダーン・ローズガールデによる紫外線を用いて広場を除菌する照明「Urban Sun」(dezeen) Daan Roosegaarde develops Urban Sun to make public spaces "virus-free in minutes" (dezeen)
Waterlicht ~ Middelburg. the Netherlands
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‘Waterlicht’ installation - by Studio Roosegaarde ____
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