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PROJECT ZERO | SUBTERRANEAN HABITAT - THESIS

The contemplation of the design has been a evolution that is inspired from the biomimicry of the ant’s nest. To sort out he various problems that arise from the requirement of the structure to be housed in a subterranean manner. Some if the inspiration that is taken from said ‘Ant’s nest’ are the techniques adapting to have a semi natural technique to provide natural ventilation and also the provisions of natural light, temperature control and its self sustainable nature.

The shell like structure in a layered structure with multiple layers that consist of futuristic materials that pave a path to a more sustainable yet materials that posses exceptional properties that are far superior to the materials of today. The materials that are used in the project consists of carbon nanotubes, superalloys and metal foam materials. DETAIL A

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Amorphous metal

Carbon Nanotubes (bond as strong as diamond)

Amorphous metal (twice as strong as steel)

Metal foam (supports support)

Transparent aluminium (used for supports)

Graphene

Transolar glass (used in large areas to generate electricity) Dead space

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