With the increasing craze for eco friendly buildings, architects are getting busy making them including filter reservoirs to save, clean and recycle water. But, this initiative can be made more effective if optimization of using water is made form the user level!
With the help of techniques like infrared sensor-control, at least five liters of water per person and per day could be saved. And this amount is no joke! But, installing this technique is pretty expensive for the home market.
Here is a solution for this. To make this affordable, resulting in a reasonable priced product, a combination of high-tech and low-tech is made. To add to the feeling of going eco friendly, the spout is made of bamboo, which represents purity of nature. Named Kakei Faucet, Philip RusterPhilipp Ruster a graduate from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam designed this effective product.
Via: Big Perk
