SonUmbra: Light Sculpture and Social Hub

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October 2, 2009

SonUmbra is a solar-powered tree-like sculpture that soaks in power during the day, and comes alive as a kinetic display of light at night. Created by Loop.pH, the SonUmbra is designed to be placed in remote areas to act as shelter in the daytime, and a social hub in the evening.

[via Inhabitat]

By Dan Gould

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