I don’t speak Dutch and assume that this is just a Photoshop mockup for a modern windmill. However, I think it would be a masterful combination of art and science were it to be built exactly as is, like a leafless tree in winter in a barren landscape.

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3 Responses to “Design for a modern Dutch Windmill”

  1. anand lonkar Says:

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  2. Ronald Lens Says:

    Translation of the article:
    The governmental advisor for landscaping asked designers for a new generation of windmills. 100 MW mountains, a collaboration between One Architecture, Ton Matton and NL Architects feel that 8 to 10 trubines can be mounted to 1 stand. The windmill density can increase by varying the hight upto 120 m (370 feet). Then thay can also be placed in a cite, states landscape architect Paul van Beek. That is where we need the energy the most afterall. For the first time, wind will become visible. And it looks good!

  3. jl Says:

    I saw a proposal that would modify traditional ‘Dutch’ style windmills 4 slatted blades etc. adapted with never materials and techniques,-making sails outta modern cloth, computer controls and such, I’d like that better and I think others would.

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