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Boudewijn Buitenhek hopes solar coffee-maker can support transition to clean energy
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Dutch designer Boudewijn Buitenhek has built his own solar-powered kettle and coffee-bean roaster, in an experiment that saw him live in an apartment without mains gas or electric for a week.
Buitenhek wanted to explore whether clean energy could be harnessed by people living in rented apartments without access to a rooftop, not exclusively by homeowners.
He completed the project, called Living with the Sun, as part of his studies on the industrial design masters programme at KABK in The Hague.
Thumbnail photo is by Eric de Vries
Buitenhek wanted to explore whether clean energy could be harnessed by people living in rented apartments without access to a rooftop, not exclusively by homeowners.
He completed the project, called Living with the Sun, as part of his studies on the industrial design masters programme at KABK in The Hague.
Thumbnail photo is by Eric de Vries
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