NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

Natural Design Habitat on the Moon Irene Lia Schlacht

Lunar Zen Garden Ayako Ono

9th ILEWG International Conference on Exploration and Utilization of the Moon (ICEUM9-ILC2007) 22-26 October, 2007, Sorrento, Italy NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

From the research group: Extreme - Design www.Extreme-Design.eu

Ma.Des. Irene Schlacht [email protected] (Technische Universität Berlin)

Ma. ArtAyako Ono [email protected] (Artist in Residence atSA) (SpaceLand)

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CONTENT

- Space Habitability - Natural Design - Variation and Variability - Lunar Zen Garden - Conclusion NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

Space Habitability NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

Space Habitability Space habitats are completely artificial ecosystems created to allow humans to survive in the environment with a maximum of self- sufficiency. NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

Space Habitability The User Needs have to be considered

10 astronauts Evaluation 13 people working in the projects

Need

Not

space stimuli quiet familiarity order privacy

Interview of 23 subjects realized between 2005 -07 (Schlacht, Thales Alenia Space) NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

Space Habitability

Difference of gravity, absence of natural terrestrial stimuli, isolation in a limited space, radiation, etc. modify psycho-physiological factors such as human biorhythm and sensory perception.

Factors that have to be consider (Robinson et al. IAC-05-D4_1_03); 1. Impact from micro & macro objects 13. Mobility 2. Radiation 14. Habitat construction options 3. Temperature 15. Adaptability to changing mission 4. Pressure requirements 5. Exo Biology 16. Reaction to changing user-preferences 6. Dust 17. Human/machine interface 7. Gravity 18. Safety 8. The external/internal interface 19. Layout design ease of human mobility 9. Deployment and packing configuration 20. Thoughts about the social and organizational aspects of life in the base 10. The minimum crew needed in terms of habitability 21. Social and psychological issues (effects of 11. Different possibility of In-Situ assembling stress, recreation and exercise, interpersonal dynamics in space, personal 12. Future extension of the base space, privacy, crowding, territoriality NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

Space Habitability

To improve the environment, we can focus on the mental activities of natural daily life. Psychological issues should be considered as the HUMAN CENTERED DESIGN approach.

To create a habitat for Long Duration Mission the psychological Human reliability became fundamental for the mission success. Creativity, harmony and variety are MACHINE CENTERED DESIGN doesn't take into account the key words! psychological factors as the Multidisciplinary has to be used from confinement ones. In particular in the start of the project. the Space we have all the kind of confinements: a. dimensional (spatial) b. temporal Art and Design must be take in to c. social d. biological account NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

Natural Design Natural structureNatural can bestructure used for can a lunarbe used base for to Lunar increase Base the well-being.

Pea Schematic (Good Design, Munari, 1963) Habitat project from Moon- Workshop (ESTEC 2005) NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

Natural Design Natural Design is a discipline based on natural elements aimed to create a context of art and design interactions that will increase the psycho- physiological well-being.

There are two main philosophies about Natural Design; - one assumes to use the natural elements present in the local environment (ex. Space radiations) - the other is the recreation of biological stimuli (ex. evoking natural structure presented on the Earth)

The Zen garden composition is an application of NATURAL DESIGN methodology that is based upon the evocation of natural structures (ex. Sea weaves). NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

Natural elements and biological stimuli are characterized by VARIATION AND VARIABILITY Humans need Variation and Variability in which they have evolved.

The basic terrestrial stimuli that we need are: Variation and Variability, to obtain a state of consciousness, opposite to the inanimate artificial stimuli that create a sense of deprivation and feelings of drowsiness. (Mahnke, 1996; Schlacht 2006). Color variation can improve wellbeing. This turn in positives effects on reliability, productivity and emotional stability that are essential aspects for the success of long term missions NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

Variation and Variability The concept of Color Variation and Circadian Variabiliity variation and variability can be in Natural and Confined Artificial Habitat applied for a lunar habitat interior décor, employing a lighting system that creates the same color variation available in the Earth’s day cycle (Schlacht 2007). This has been developed, for example, from the Italian brand I-guzzini with Sivra’s Circadian Light System.

Recreation of Earth light variation by Sivra lamp, I-Guzzini. NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO) Lunar Zen Garden A form of OuterZen Space garden Art, Natural on the Design Moon application, and occupational art therapy

© Ayako Ono NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

Zen Garden and Natural Design

The Zen Garden style called “karesansui” literally means “dry landscape.” As a Natural Design application, the main elements of karesansui are rocks and sand that engender calmness by symbolizing the sea and the water stream as minimal compositions. NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO) Landscape (Spacescape) Design

Mt. Fuji shaped Kougetsudai at Ginkakuji Temple, a Zen temple, was established in 15th century.

An innovative design to enjoy the reflection of moonlight and to feel the pretty view with the moon placed above the mountain. NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO) The Role of Zen Garden Stimulation and Relaxation

It combines: The Lunar Zen - Natural Design application Garden - Psychological support (Art Therapy) Mountain – - Cultural utilization of the Moon containing one - Outer Space Art (Spacescape Design) aluminum module and three inflatable modules – will shield against intense radiation.

Physiological principle is found in the charm of symmetry. NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO) NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO) NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO) NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO) NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO) NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO) NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

A rover will be tested to rake lines

Making foundation: 1. Separate different sizes of grains. Remove middle-sized grains. 2. Keep bigger rocks. 3. Moving on small regorith particles to around the large rocks. What humans will do: 1. Making the plan for the spacescape on a Zen Garden table version or a PC 2. Maintenance for the rover. NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

Flower Shaped Solar Panels - Rotating Systems to Point Toward the Sun - Colourful solar panels could be used. - Currently, colourful solar panels are being developed at Gifu University in Japan. NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

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Art in outer space could be shown via cameras and monitors to everywhere and it will become a tourist attraction.

The tourists in the spaceship to be put into orbit around the Moon will be able to see the garden from the orbit via binoculars.

Perhaps the spacescape will be seen from Earth via telescopes as well. NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

CONCLUSION NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

CONCLUSION Everything produced in nature is original, with no two plants, animals or stones being the same. (Munari 1953). To maintain a state of consciousness, we need the Variability of stimuli in which human life has been evolved (Mahnke, 1996). Natural Design, using natural elements of the Moon or evoking stimuli of the Earth, can increase the well-being and the reliability of the lunar exploration crew. (Human Centered Design). Art and design will occur as a part of to make human use of space complete and successful. Lunar Zen Garden as an example of Natural Design applications can be a psychological support for a human mission. It have implications in the newly emerging field of space tourism. NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

REFERENCES

Aguzzi, M., Häuplik, S., (2006). Design Strategies for Sustainable and adaptable Lunar Base Architecture. IAC-06-D4.1.03 Paper presented at the meeting of the International Astrophysical Conference, Valencia, Spain. Mahnke, F., (1996). Color, Environment and Human Response. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold: USA Munari B.,(1953) The Sea As Craftsman. Italy Ono, A., (2007). Art for Psychological Support, Tools for Psychological Support during Exploration Missions to Mars and Moon, Noordwijk, The Netherlands: ESA/ESTEC. Ono, A., Schlacht, I., Masali, M., (2007). Abstract: Lunar Zen Garden; Natural Design as a Key for Reliability in Space Extreme Environment. Hyderabad: India, 58th International Astronautical Conference. Robinson D., Sterenborg G., Aguzzi M., Hlik S., Ozdemir K., Laan E., Drummond R., Haslam D., Hendrikse J., Lorenz S., (2005) RESULTS OF THE HABITAT DESIGN WORKSHOP 2005, IAC-05- D4.1.03, IAC Paper. Schlacht, I., (2007). Color design of extreme habitat, Tools for Psychological Support during Exploration Missions to Mars and Moon, Noordwijk, The Netherlands: ESA/ESTEC. Schlacht, I. et al., (2007). Extreme Design. Retrived July 2007 from www.extreme-design.eu Schlacht I. L., Masali M., Ferrino M. (2006). Interior Design and Sensorial Perception in Microgravitational Outer Space Environment. Journal of Biological Research 81(1): 112-115 NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Spacial thanks for the support and inspiration, ILEWG and ESA: Mr. Dieter Isakeit, Dr. Bernard Foing and the Hilton Sorrento Palace’s people for the availability, the passion and the effort for the Lunar Zen Garden simulation, in particular the Manager, Giovanni di Maio, Salvatore Pollio, and all the people involved for their gentleness. NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

Thanks as well to:

The research group. EXTREME-DESIGN.eu Prof. Melchiorre Masali (University of Turin) and Prof. Matthias Rötting for the facilities of the Human Machine Department of the Technical University of Berlin. S. Brambillasca and H. Birke from the Cromos parabolic flight group. Prof. G. Bertagna, C. Cardani, A. Finzi, D. Ricco, Milan Polytechnic University. Ing. E. Gaia, Arch. G. Musso and PhD M.Ferrino of Thales Alenia Space Italy. The Journalist Alessandra Fanelli, Ing Johannes Bernd from DLR. Mr. Gianfranco Visentin,Mr. Andre Schiele, Mr. Maurizio De Bartolomei, Mr. Luc Joudrier, Mr. Willem van Hoogstraten, Mr. Massimo Sabbatini, Mr. Scott Hovland, Mr. Jens Romstedt, Mr. Roger Walker, Mr. Claus Habfast at ESA/ESTEC. Ms. Naoko Hatanaka, Dr. Yong Kyu Chi, Ms. Chitose Nagakawa, for the developments. Sandra Häuplik from the Liquifer group and the Moon Mars Workshop students and organizer. NATURAL DESIGN HABITAT ON THE MOON (SCHLACHT) - LUNAR ZEN GARDEN (ONO)

Thank You for Your Attention! with a special invitation to the Simulated Lunar Zen Garden at the Hilton Sorrento Palace

Ma.Des. Irene Schlacht [email protected] Ma. Art Ayako Ono [email protected]