The panel-modular layered wall system for shaping spatial structures is characterised by the fact that: the arrangement of horizontal layers configured by means of joined sideways panels of various shapes, filled with the substrate, whose surfaces are planted with plants according to the principle of bipolarity, preferably using transparent or opaque panels, which are mounted on cantilevers with a variable supporting angle, always forms the horizontal arrangement of panels, placed a maximum of three (when with plants and more when without) on the flat or bent frame of the module in the shape of a rhombus, a rectangle and a trapezium made of a closed profile with a rectangular cross-section, where the frames of modules joined together along the perimeter by means of couplers form the vertical load-bearing frame, sloping load-bearing frame, arched-barrel load-bearing frame, spherical load-bearing frame, cylindrical load-bearing frame and sloping cylindrical load-bearing frame, which, together with the use of silos filled with the substrate, joining individual panels and layers, forms self-supporting layered wall structures in six variants, which can be configured with each other.

Various embodiments of systems and methods for a thermogalvanic brick are disclosed.

Various embodiments of systems and methods for a thermogalvanic brick are disclosed.

A retaining wall block includes a block body having a top side and a bottom side parallel to the top side, each of the top side and the bottom side being trapezoidal in shape and symmetrical with respect to a central vertical plane; a front side and a rear side parallel to the front side; and a right side and a left side opposite the right side. The retaining wall block includes a vertical interlock system having a groove having a groove depth and a groove width and extending transverse to the central vertical plane along the bottom side from the left side to the right side; and a key extending transverse to the central vertical plane along the top side and having a maximum key width that is smaller than or equal to the groove width, the key having a maximum key height that is smaller than or equal to the groove height, wherein the key has a left side portion and a right side portion, and each of the left side portion and the right side portion is shaped to reduce in width toward both the left and right sides of the block.

A retaining wall block includes a block body having a top side and a bottom side parallel to the top side, each of the top side and the bottom side being trapezoidal in shape and symmetrical with respect to a central vertical plane; a front side and a rear side parallel to the front side; and a right side and a left side opposite the right side. The retaining wall block includes a vertical interlock system having a groove having a groove depth and a groove width and extending transverse to the central vertical plane along the bottom side from the left side to the right side; and a key extending transverse to the central vertical plane along the top side and having a maximum key width that is smaller than or equal to the groove width, the key having a maximum key height that is smaller than or equal to the groove height, wherein the key has a left side portion and a right side portion, and each of the left side portion and the right side portion is shaped to reduce in width toward both the left and right sides of the block.

A spacer system for stacked building structures that is in mating engagement with a seal plate provided on an edge of an enclosure component.

A spacer system for stacked building structures that is in mating engagement with a seal plate provided on an edge of an enclosure component.

A modular, self-contained unit that includes utility input and output connections and connective pathways in communication with the input and output connections that provide an internal flowpath for utilities such as, but not limited to, chilled and heated domestic water, chilled water, processed chilled water, compressed air, various gaseous services, electricity, and digital data communications. The internal flowpaths may also comprise a service pathway in communication with an isolation component that allows control and use of the utility by an end user (or other end-user equipment, end-user systems, or end-use devices). The self-contained modular units may be directly or indirectly in communication with similar self-contained modular units, such that the utility services may flow through and into multiple units. The self-contained units may be moved manually, automatically, or electrically through various implements, and the self-contained units may be sized to allow easy entry into spaces through standard openings to the spaces.

Embodiments relate to an enhanced method for building walls by primarily reducing the time for assembly. The design is for a molded multi-segment plastic composite construction block that interlocks horizontally, vertically and orthogonally with a clearance-fit, does not require mortar for structural integrity and is self-aligning. The blocks are molded out of natural-fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites with thermal expansion coefficient less than 0.0002 per degree Celsius and compression strength greater than 60 MPa.

A retaining wall block having a false joint and a system of retaining wall blocks. The retaining wall block includes a body having a first textured surface and a second textured surface and a false joint dividing the first and second textured surface. The false joint can have a depth divided by the width greater than two inches. The false joint can have an interior angle of less than ten degrees. The system includes a plurality of retaining wall blocks and a first course of retaining wall blocks engaged with a second course of retaining wall blocks below. Each block in the system comprising a front face having a first textured surface and a second textured surface and a false joint dividing the first and second textured surface. The false joint can extend a predetermined depth of a third surface.