SMOG-Holes of clean air in Beijing / Daan Roosegaarde

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立足于荷兰与上海的年轻设计师，Daan Roosegaarde认为我们对解放自己应该做的更多，他针对高密度城市北京那惨不忍睹的雾霾污染问题提出了一个解决方案，利用弱电磁场（类似静电吸引头发）将空气中的雾霾冲出一个大洞，让阳光照射进入，让人们可以自由呼吸。目前他们正在与北京市政府交流这个可实施的方案。

虽然这个方案治标不治本，但若要治本，又哪里是设计师可以做到的呢。需要很多部门进行整顿，做长远的规划和调整。

We have created machines to enhance ourselves. We invented the wheel and cars to liberate ourselves and travel. But now these machines are striking back, making air polluted in high-density cities like Beijing.

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Dutch designer Daan Roosegaarde believes we should do more, not less and make modern cities more livable again. As a young design firm based in the Netherlands and Shanghai, he has been working on intricate designs like a sustainable dance floor which generates electricity when you dance, and smart highways which produce their own light.

Now he and his team of engineers are creating a technology to clean the air of Asian cities. By making a weak electromagnetic field (similar like static electricity that attracts your hair) the smog components in the air are pulled down to the ground where they can be easily cleaned. This creates gigantic holes of clean air in the sky. Here people can breath, and see the sun again.

This combination of high-tech and imagination is what Roosegaarde calls ‘techno-poetry’. It is time to upgrade reality.

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