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The Human Water Pump Harvests Kinetic EnergyGunwook Nam's Human Pump is a clever solution to the world's water crisis that captures kinetic energy generated from human foot traffic and uses it to power a system of pumps that bring fresh drinking water to the surface in a playful, dramatic and life-saving waterfall. One of three winners in the Re:construct competition sponsored by San Fransisco's Urban Re:Vision, the project is a brilliant example of socially responsible design targeted towards communities without easy access to water.1
The Human Water Pump Harvests Kinetic EnergyGunwook Nam's Human Pump is a clever solution to the world's water crisis that captures kinetic energy generated from human foot traffic and uses it to power a system of pumps that bring fresh drinking water to the surface in a playful, dramatic and life-saving waterfall. One of three winners in the Re:construct competition sponsored by San Fransisco's Urban Re:Vision, the project is a brilliant example of socially responsible design targeted towards communities without easy access to water.2
The Human Water Pump Harvests Kinetic EnergyGunwook Nam's Human Pump is a clever solution to the world's water crisis that captures kinetic energy generated from human foot traffic and uses it to power a system of pumps that bring fresh drinking water to the surface in a playful, dramatic and life-saving waterfall. One of three winners in the Re:construct competition sponsored by San Fransisco's Urban Re:Vision, the project is a brilliant example of socially responsible design targeted towards communities without easy access to water.3
The Human Water Pump Harvests Kinetic EnergyGunwook Nam's Human Pump is a clever solution to the world's water crisis that captures kinetic energy generated from human foot traffic and uses it to power a system of pumps that bring fresh drinking water to the surface in a playful, dramatic and life-saving waterfall. One of three winners in the Re:construct competition sponsored by San Fransisco's Urban Re:Vision, the project is a brilliant example of socially responsible design targeted towards communities without easy access to water.4
The Human Water Pump Harvests Kinetic EnergyGunwook Nam's Human Pump is a clever solution to the world's water crisis that captures kinetic energy generated from human foot traffic and uses it to power a system of pumps that bring fresh drinking water to the surface in a playful, dramatic and life-saving waterfall. One of three winners in the Re:construct competition sponsored by San Fransisco's Urban Re:Vision, the project is a brilliant example of socially responsible design targeted towards communities without easy access to water.5
The Human Water Pump Harvests Kinetic EnergyGunwook Nam's Human Pump is a clever solution to the world's water crisis that captures kinetic energy generated from human foot traffic and uses it to power a system of pumps that bring fresh drinking water to the surface in a playful, dramatic and life-saving waterfall. One of three winners in the Re:construct competition sponsored by San Fransisco's Urban Re:Vision, the project is a brilliant example of socially responsible design targeted towards communities without easy access to water.6
The Human Water Pump Harvests Kinetic EnergyGunwook Nam's Human Pump is a clever solution to the world's water crisis that captures kinetic energy generated from human foot traffic and uses it to power a system of pumps that bring fresh drinking water to the surface in a playful, dramatic and life-saving waterfall. One of three winners in the Re:construct competition sponsored by San Fransisco's Urban Re:Vision, the project is a brilliant example of socially responsible design targeted towards communities without easy access to water.7
The Human Water Pump Harvests Kinetic EnergyGunwook Nam's Human Pump is a clever solution to the world's water crisis that captures kinetic energy generated from human foot traffic and uses it to power a system of pumps that bring fresh drinking water to the surface in a playful, dramatic and life-saving waterfall. One of three winners in the Re:construct competition sponsored by San Fransisco's Urban Re:Vision, the project is a brilliant example of socially responsible design targeted towards communities without easy access to water.8
