AMO's renewable energy projects Zeekracht (for the North Sea), Roadmap 2050 (for the EU) and The Energy Report (for the WWF) appear today in a video made by Wallpaper for its new "Visionaries" series. OMA partner Reinier de Graaf and Associate Laura Baird explain the office's fundamentally different approach to the issue of sustainablility, seeking solutions "that transcend the scale of a building, a city, and even a nation, and at some point the scale of a continent."

OMA in "Wallpaper* Visionaries"

To kick-start our exclusive film series 'Wallpaper* Visionaries', exploring ground-breaking ideas within the realms of architecture, film maker Victor Vroegindeweij from the Office of Nonfiction Storytelling, travels to Rotterdam where Reinier de Graaf, director of AMO, the research counterpart to the leading architecture firm the OMA, is laying the ground work for his hugely ambitious project: to create A world driven by 100% renewable energy by 2050.

OMA in "Wallpaper* Visionaries"
 

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Published on: July 6, 2011
Cite: "Wallpaper* Visionaries: Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA)" METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/wallpaper-visionaries-office-metropolitan-architecture-oma> ISSN 1139-6415
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