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Energy-generating mushroom-shaped building

PrizeHonorable Mention in Architectural Design / Green architecture
CompanyMahya Ghouchani
Design TeamMahya Ghouchani, Mojtaba Darbaniyan, Ata Hamidzadeh Mahdian, Nioosha Hamidzadeh Mahdian

In this building, two methods of receiving energy from sunlight and wind on a convex roof, as well as electronic consumption management based on individuals' focus was used to solve the problem. By using glass roof and placing heat absorption and transfer pipes between the two glasses walls, water and air fluid are provided in two coils of heat and energy required for pumping. Also, by placing the turbine in the outermost part of the roof, we can convert the energy of wind into electrical energy. Water tanks are used to store heat and cold (due to special heat capacity).