Revolutionarium. Not really a new word out Cuban or Mexican lexicon, but the latest creation of an urban architect who believes in eco-friendly designs.

It’s the conceptual building design by Michael Jantzen who has earlier produced some of the best green urban designs. So what’s special about Revolutionarium? It is that, it can produce energy for itself! Haven’t you often wished those staid glass-n-metal buildings produced their own electricity instead of sapping power from elsewhere?

Revolutionarium is a conceptual design study for a special kind of prefabricated, modular, interactive, functional art structure, designed to stimulate the creativity of its occupants.
Revolutionarium has a small vertical axis wind turbine to generate renewable power. At places where wind is not strong, solar panels can be added to supplement the wind turbine. All the energy produced is stored in a battery pack underground.

It can also be used as meditation space or yoga center, party house, office or studio. This ready-to-use structure will be built from sustainably grown wood products and other green material. It has a glass and steel cylindrical structure in its centre, and four wooden screens that can be pulled around the cylinder, to control sunlight entering the area or adjust privacy levels its people need. It is 26 feet in diameter and 14 feet high.

Via: Michael Jantzen