HydraLight Terrarium by Margot Krasojević Architecture

HydraLight Terrarium
HydraLight Terrarium
Photo Courtesy of Margot Krasojević Architecture

organic light-emitting diode LED
The 3d printed LED Light consists of a series of interlocking striated sections, allowing for flexibility to adapt to different plant sizes, the striations act as an expanding frame which fits around the plant, the fluid nature of 3d printing can customize and reconfigure the light size and proportions.

HydraLight Terrarium
Photo Courtesy of Margot Krasojević Architecture

The benefits of using LED lighting in terrariums and indoor plants is that they offer monochromatic lights or a mix of different wavelengths using the resistance microcontroller.

HydraLight Terrarium
Photo Courtesy of Margot Krasojević Architecture

LED lights have been proven to provide the best source of lighting for plants cultivated indoors, different light wavelengths offer different benefits for growth, dormancy and seed germination.

HydraLight Terrarium
Photo Courtesy of Margot Krasojević Architecture

The light’s design suspends a string of LED’S that switch on when the water sensor, which protrudes from the 3d printed striated elements and is buried in the earth, is activated.

HydraLight Terrarium
Photo Courtesy of Margot Krasojević Architecture

Watering the plants activates the sensor circuit and the entire light terrarium illuminates the plants, the water activated sensor is an electronic gate which allows electrons to pass closing an electric circuit in order to power the LED light source.

HydraLight Terrarium
Photo Courtesy of Margot Krasojević Architecture

The electronic circuit uses a resistor and capacitor to store the generated current which is produced when the plants are watered, the resistor changes light wavelength catering to the type of plant and it’s growth cycle.

HydraLight Terrarium
Photo Courtesy of Margot Krasojević Architecture

LED lights have been proven to provide the best source of lighting for plants cultivated indoors, the different light wavelengths offer benefits for growth, dormancy and seed germination. The light’s form is a frame sequence inspired by landscaped irrigation fields.

HydraLight Terrarium
Photo Courtesy of Margot Krasojević Architecture

The LED can fit around any flower pot size or work as a presentation table light, as shown in the photos, the striated form directs and reflects light into the plants stem and growth, the light can also hang like a painting. Source and photos Courtesy of Margot Krasojević Architecture.

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