You’re dining under the ocean…
and the ocean is powering your dinner.
In southern Norway, a restaurant called Under sits five meters below the surface — with concrete walls designed to harvest wave energy.
As the sea moves, the building absorbs pressure and converts it into electricity — powering its lights, kitchen, and ventilation.
Meanwhile, the outside becomes an artificial reef — attracting fish, plankton, and seabirds.
It’s part restaurant.
Part lab.
Part power station.
Sustainable dining, submerged.
and the ocean is powering your dinner.
In southern Norway, a restaurant called Under sits five meters below the surface — with concrete walls designed to harvest wave energy.
As the sea moves, the building absorbs pressure and converts it into electricity — powering its lights, kitchen, and ventilation.
Meanwhile, the outside becomes an artificial reef — attracting fish, plankton, and seabirds.
It’s part restaurant.
Part lab.
Part power station.
Sustainable dining, submerged.
You’re dining under the ocean…
and the ocean is powering your dinner.
In southern Norway, a restaurant called Under sits five meters below the surface — with concrete walls designed to harvest wave energy.
As the sea moves, the building absorbs pressure and converts it into electricity — powering its lights, kitchen, and ventilation.
Meanwhile, the outside becomes an artificial reef — attracting fish, plankton, and seabirds.
It’s part restaurant.
Part lab.
Part power station.
Sustainable dining, submerged.
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