B iomass/Biovoids Daniel Ibañez creator architect. Renia Kagkou designer software, multimedia urbanNext January 23, 2024 monographic eng
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8 slides. This visual essay of “false color composite” images reveals the patterns of urban transformation across diverse landscapes by looking at the wavelengths and varying in-tensities of visible and near-infrared light reflected by the land surface. When near-infrared light is reflected from the earth’s surface, it provides a value that correlates with the capacity of the land to absorb and synthesize solar en-ergy. Daniel Ibañez, Energy and sustainability, expanding design practices, No Density, Survey, Territory and mobility. Architecture, Architecture&nature, Global Awareness, Photographic Atlas of the Cities, Photography, Sustainability, Technological Approach, Technology, Territorial Approach, USA. Energy and sustainability No Density Survey Territory and mobility 2575-5374 https://urbannext.net/biomass-biovoids/ https://urbannext.net/biomass-biovoids/ ES-BaAUN 221102 20240213125643.0 eng