the self-filtering loop pool echoes the effect of a drop of water, its rippling rings housing various functions to connect the city's inhabitants to the river,

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the project is now undergoing a three-month water filtration demonstration and a pilot of a portion of the pool for final testing in 2025.

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as water flows through, the device increases its pH, adds hydrogen, reduces impurities by 70%, and eliminates 90% of heavy metals.

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the researchers use metal wire coated with polymers and titanium dioxide that can convert and purify the fog the nets collect into clean water.

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meet lifestraw's enhanced water filtration solution for on-the-go hydration.

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alsar atelier poses a sustainable alternative to traditional methods in bogotá’s self-built landscapes while fostering community building.

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purified water collected and filtered from the resort's facade is distributed among deprived communities in africa.

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humanitarian organization balouo salo constructs a deep well of 32 m in the village of kenewal to improve sanitation conditions.

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the sustainable fog recycling system imitates the namib desert beetle's ancient survival skill to harvest its own water supply.

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the communal well features a solar extraction system, osmosis filter and UV sterilization to eliminate 99% of viruses and bacteria.

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