Five Images

Image 1: View of Kuepper's Lab with texture, settled into the land form and with the sun shinning through the skylight onto the lab floor essential for her scientific photovoltaic work.

Image 2: View of Kuepper and Darwin Labs, both with texture, settled in land form, illustrating land forming a ramp in between for access to a common meeting area for scientific discussion and collaboration. Sun shinning through skylight for Kuepper's work.

Image 3: view of both Labs settled into the topograpgy, casting shadows, textured. Darwin's 'window to the world' is evident with his viewing platform directly under the window.

Image 4: Close up of Kuepper's Lab illustrating setting in topography, textures and skylight.

Image 5: Early morning view through Darwin's viewing window through to Kuepper's Lab. Close up of Darwin's textures and setting into topograpgy of the Lab.

'Electoliquid Aggregation Quote'

You’ve probably heard of solar energy in the long history of humankind, photovoltaic cells convert the rays of sunshine into electricity, collaborate and improvise most effectively with no moving parts for example, the conversion has prevailed.

Rationale to Lab images above: After Darwin's observation of humankind over a long time he was able to work with Kuepper in her quest to simplify photovoltaics, a process of harnessing the sun through her skylight directly into her Lab. The two scientists are able to move easily between Labs via the grassy knoll, ramp like, to discuss and colloborate in the work.