Sprig — Terracotta Air-Conditioner 🧊
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Monish Siripurapu: The architect using terracotta to cut down AC bills by 30%
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Monish Siripurapu: The architect using terracotta to cut down AC bills by 30%
Indian architect turns to bees and terracotta to design innovative cooling system
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This low-energy air conditioner uses terracotta pots and water
Indian architect turns to bees and terracotta to design innovative cooling system
So we have the evaporative air-conditioner developed by Ant-Studio in India using terracotta cylinders and water. Does anyone know if cylinders of the type shown below (named Terraplanters iirc) would increase the
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