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Architecture and cities in the future

The painting by Frank R. Paul
Cities made of steel, glass and plastic
Massive skyscrapers, roof-top aerodromes, wide pedestrian boulevards, metal roadways, urban space launch pads, noise regulations.
Cities must change radically to achieve long- term sustainability.
Energy, food and water sources , transportation systems and basic infrastructure, must all adapt to emerging pressures from climate change, dwindling resources and growing urban populations.
70 million people a year migrate from the country to cities. That is about 130 a minute , that means very massive globalization.
At this rate, our future cities may turn out to be quasi -temporary, missing the basics of human life, such as water and electricity, still belching out the waste of fuels that warm the globe .
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Masdar city in United Arab Emirates near Abu Dhabi . First city in the world, that would rely on the renewable energy sources. 6 square kilometers, home for 50,000 people and 1,500 businesses.
Habitat 2020 is a future example of biomimetic architecture that fuses high- tech ideas with basic cellular functions to create ‘ living ’ structures that operate like natural organisms. The exterior has been designed as a living skin. The surface would allow the entry of light, air and water into the housing . The garbage would be converted into biogas energy.
Wind powered rotating skyscraper. 59 levels with wind turbines, on a concrete core.
Lylypad by Vincent Callebaut. Floating city, covered with plants . For 50 000 people, will be ready around the year 2100.

By 2010 parts of the southern States will be abandoned due to the heat and the extreme weather, that partly includes Phoenix and Las Vegas .
The idea to move most of Phoenix and Las Vegas to the Tuktoyaktuk, Arctic Sea.
A six lane highway will be built so people from across North America can easily access the resort with their cars.
This resort is like a never ending party - At the end of the night , as the party comes to an end, everyone will have a chance to pause and relax, momentarily, then they can plunge into the next night's party.
Popualrity : In summer there is a change to enjoy a 20 hour sunshine. In winter it would be even busier, because it would attract people from around the globe who want to adapt to global warming by escaping .

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