jonson

The painting posted here uses an old piece of sail as the ground, a piece of coral washed up on the beach is used to form the sand in the composition. Brilliant colors of the boats against the grays and soft blues work to create a feeling of what was observed. In selection of materials, structuring of the solar panels and gardens or wind mills, what ever we do for energy for the Dia Vivo building, I hope we can find most of what we need from the environment in and around La Romana.

We do need everyone's ideas for the roof of the future 2nd floor. I will be adding a couple studies for the blending of solar panels and gardens.

Someone asked me if the idea of wind power would work on this building. There is a huge 3-story building next door towering over our building which may block the wind source.
What do you know about harnessing the wind currents?

The Dia Vivo building has electricity and water from the city. What real life experience can you offer in engineering the transfer and storage of this valuable electric energy? We are considering charging a set of heavy duty batteries (Inversol System) to give light through the black outs each day. Can you give some thought to this?

Thank you!