Project idea
AGRI-FLUX is an architectural intervention designed to solve the friction between extreme arid climates and sustainable food production. The concept centers on a biomorphic vertical farm hub that functions as both a structural masterpiece and a climatic engine. By utilizing an algorithmic exoskeleton, the design optimizes solar shading and interior humidity, creating a self-sustaining microclimate that anchors the surrounding desert master plan.
Project description
-Biomimetic Synthesis: The design replaces static structures with an algorithmic, biomorphic hub that optimizes internal microclimates and provides natural solar shading. -Autonomous Infrastructure: Development of a multi-modal transit network featuring dedicated autonomous AV pod lines and monorail connectivity to streamline logistics and human mobility. -Resource Circularity: Implementation of a closed-loop aquaponic water-recycling system, significantly reducing water consumption compared to traditional vertical farming. -Adaptive Housing: Integration of eco-housing units with active solar skins, turning residential zones into energy-generating surfaces.
Technical information
Primary Structure: Parametric biomorphic exoskeleton; lightweight high-performance alloy Agricultural Tech: High-efficiency aeroponic modules with automated sensor-driven nutrient delivery Water Management: Closed-loop aquaponics; onsite gray-water filtration and moisture reclamation Energy Strategy: Integrated solar-skin façade system; passive cooling via structural orientation Mobility: Autonomous AV pod grid-integrated monorail transit
abdelrahman zahran
Cairo University, Faculty of Engineering Architecture Department.
Egypt
Arquitectura
Proyecto enviado
20. 05. 2026Etiqueta
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