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What if we could build a spa on top of a data-center that runs of the heat produced by the Cloud?
‘The cloud’ is not just a magical place in the sky. It’s much more down to earth. In fact, it’s a warehouse full of rows and rows of computers all providing you with data and generating massive amounts of heat in the process. Lucas de Ruiter sought to dem
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