Climate Pavilion
A self-sustaining structure that turns air into water.
The Climate Pavilion harvests fog, rain and humidity to produce up to 4,000 liters of drinking water per day. Designed by Nebulon Engineering, it combines technology, education and sustainability in one space, proving science can blend harmoniously with nature.
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Advanced capture
Through an advanced water capture system, the pavilion harnesses fog, rain and humidity to generate water. Its structural design channels moisture toward filtration and purification systems, yielding water ready for human consumption or agricultural irrigation. The process runs on clean energy, ensuring autonomous, low-impact operation.
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More than a structure: a living classroom
The Pavilion generates not only water, but knowledge. It works as an educational and demonstrative space where communities, students and visitors learn about sustainability, climate science and climate-change adaptation. There, technology becomes a teaching tool and the environment, the teacher.
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Applications and uses
Education centers
Interactive spaces to teach environmental science.
Rural communities
Autonomous, sustainable access to drinking water.
Farming projects
Clean irrigation for sustainable crops.
Environmental labs
Demonstration spaces for universities and institutions.
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Benefits
- Produces up to 4,000 liters of drinking water per day
- Runs on renewable energy with low consumption
- Integrates education, engineering and sustainability
- Modular and adaptable to different territories and climates
- Builds environmental awareness in new generations
A symbol of sustainability
The Climate Pavilion embodies Nebulon: turning natural phenomena into real solutions. It is more than a structure: a space where science inspires, water flows and life is reborn.
