Phyto is many things; a partition, a suspended self-watering garden, an air filtration system and it's scalable. It's the award-winning design project of student and environmental designer Pierre Luc Beaudry, who, last night at the launch party for the University of Quebec's Environmental Design Exhibition, presented it to the public. It looks light and fragile, yet it's surprisingly sturdy. The "flower pots" have indents in the bottom that allow the plants to be rotated for light exposure and the watering, which works using gravity, was based on the intravenous systems used in hospitals. There were other interesting projects on hand; laser-cut bent wood veneer chairs and table, a back-to-back rocking chair, chair/storage unit made with hard foam, and a metal expandable modular seating system.