Science has always amazed me!

She start to overheat a little at first but she was ok then!

Nice on paper but why does she build some weird monument to show the system and not implement it in a house lets say.

I bow before the smart people who do not try to outsmart nature and use what it invented, for us all to benefit.

#1 cant imagine your face when you see magic then

Very cool and good idea but what about rain? Or hurricanes? Its a smart desighn but it gets harder and harder to build and improve today cause we have very good buildings that has been develope in a huge amount of time. But i hope this can come to good use

An awesome use for Bi-metal. Never thought about to use it like this

The idea looks good on paper. But over time buildings age: metals start to corrode, wind carries dust and plant seeds etc which will start to settle on the metallic vanes and interfere with the architect's pristine vision. I'd like to see the buildings in 50, or 100 years and see how well they withstand the test of time.

just imagine it as a membrane with a much smaller size / tinier structure.
she mentioned that its a proof of concept.