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Side Lit GreenHouse – 4126 viewsA possible passively heated & cooled Greenhouse arrangement is shown. It is designed to use minimal electrical energy for heating and cooling.
Sunlight is concentrated by steerable mirrors at the left side, and focused through side windows. An overhead scaffold holds radiation shielding material (regolith, ice, or any other material). Air ducts and passageways allow warm air convection to other habitat modules to the right, such as workshops, a kitchen, etc. Not shown are curtains which can be closed at night to retain heat when needed, or opened to allow wind cooling, with chimneys for additional convective cooling if needed.
Design by Bruce Mackenzie.
Special thanks to Jan Olsen, a Mars Foundation intern from Norway. Let us know if you would like to help with similar designs.
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4387 viewsRendering of the first permanent Mars Settlement. This concept provides a clear vision for early life on the Martian frontier. It is built primarily from local materials, providing early life support and industrial capabilities, and will begin full-scale settlement of the Red Planet.
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3890 viewsGround-level view of the first permanent Mars settlement.
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3283 viewsArial view of the Mars Homestead Settlement. Paths are depicted heading to mining areas, spacecraft landing zones and areas of scientific interest.
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3486 viewsSite plan of the first permanent settlement on Mars, built primarily from local Mars materials. The settlement is constructed into a hillside, with structures extending onto the plain. Tuna-can style habitats, similar to those in the NASA Design Reference Mission, provide temporary housing during manufacture and construction of the permanent structures.
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3480 viewsFloor plan detail of the first permanent Mars settlement. Parallel greenhouse modules provide growing space for the settlers food supply. Interior public spaces include two story bamboo forest areas providing psychological benefit as well as building material. Private living spaces look out across the Martian plain.
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3636 viewsPower generation, gas plant, refining and manufacturing spaces of the Mars Homestead Settlement. Nuclear reactors provide thermal and electrical energy for the settlement and various industrial processes. Focus is on producing useful products using Martian raw materials such as metals, plastics, ceramics, glass, and bricks.
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3647 viewsCloser view of the settlement layout.
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3494 viewsSecond level of the Mars settlement layout.
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3922 viewsCommon areas of the Mars settlement concept.
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3304 viewsBuild phase 1 - for 12 people.
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3364 viewsBuild Phase 1 & 2 - 24 people total.
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3147 viewsMars settlement layout.
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4106 viewsStandardized modules.
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3744 viewsCross sectional view of the first permanent Mars settlement - showing a rover garage and workrooms. Masonry structures are built into the hill and covered with regolith to provide radiation shielding and pressure counterbalance. Steerable mirrors send natural light down to the large interior spaces of this first Martian home.
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3743 viewsCross sectional view showing a greenhouse and some common areas.
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3346 viewsCross sectional view showing the tuna-can habs, greenhouses, and some common areas.
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3766 viewsCross section of one greenhouse module.
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3804 viewsCross sectional view of two greenhouse modules.
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3217 viewsSettlement construction - stages 1 through 4.
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3188 viewsSettlement construction - stages 5 through 8.
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3169 viewsSettlement construction - stages 9 through 10.
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3224 viewsSettlement rendering - build phase 1 - for 12 people.
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3876 viewsSettlement rendering - build phase 2 - for 24 people.
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3533 viewsThe sun sets after another day at the Mars "Hillside Settlement 1", designed by the Mars Foundation 'programming team'.
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3565 viewsSide view of the Mars "Hillside Settlement 1", designed by the Mars Foundation 'programming team'.
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4126 viewsInterior of common areas.
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