Arty sunflowers look good and provide power, too

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A boring and unattractive loading area at the rear of a retail development in Austin, Texas is now hidden from view by a collection of 15 huge blue sunflowers, the petals of which collect energy from the sun to power the artwork's LED lighting and generate funds to help towards costs. Whether driving past or walking through the Electric Garden, onlookers will be treated to an awe-inspiring panorama where art meets functionality...

Tags: Design, Electric, Garden, LED, Light, Lighting, Panels, Photovoltaic, Solar, Sustainable, Visual

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