In the Dead Sea region, the clash over fresh water is heated. Even the Dead Sea itself is drying up. In thoughtful response, New York-based architect Phu Hoang Office has designed a project called "No Man's Land," an artificial archipaelago that addresses the political, social and environmental issues sprouting from the water conflict.
The proposed man-made island chain would attract tourism, provide a venue for recreation, serve as renewable energy source via solar power production, and [drum roll] produce fresh water, via extracting and desalinating water molecules from the air. And, it's amazing looking: Super-mod moon architecture meets Coney Island circa the World's Fair.
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