Part of fertile land annually Mongolia decreases due to uncontrolled deforestation, dehydration. But the biggest problem of grassland destruction is the constant advance of the Gobi Desert. In this regard, a British architect developed a project for a complex for planting plants over long distances.
British architect Margot Krasoevich (Margot Krasojević) is known for his innovative futuristic designs. One of his latest developments was a complex commissioned by the authorities of Ulan Bator (Mongolia). It will be a kind of greenhouse, power plant and hotel.
At the lower level, a seed storage will be equipped, where the rays will be directed by means of ground-based photovoltaic solar cells, holographic filters. Thus, the storage will create an optimal temperature for germinating seeds, and then, through a special installation, they will be scattered over the surrounding area. The developers hope that they will be able to create a kind of "Green Wall of China".
The ecological turbine power plant will be powered by the kinetic energy of moving sand dunes. The hotel will be separated from non-residential areas by a glass wall. Therefore, visitors will have the opportunity to personally observe the work of the complex.
Another ambitious project of the architect is Hydroelectric Tidal House. Its peculiarity is that the energy of the ebb and flow of the sea will be used for the functioning of the house.