![]() The towers are stacked in a way so that its position allows for different activities to be carried out. The building is enviromentally conscious as it is able to collect sun rays and wind to power the building. This was an entry for a skyscraper competition. Image Source: dezeen Skyscrapers for the future The aim of the design is to incorporate a public program, having public and private spaces for restaurants, gardens and pools. The cloud allows for the ground floor to open a public garden. Two residential towers are joined in the mid-section by a pixelated cloud. The building has natural ventilation as sunlight can penetrate the units easily. The columns resemble stems of a tree and the units, leaves that stick out from the columns. This is how the design team envisioned residential units of the future. Image Source: designswan World of Chlorophyll Want a partk with clean, breathable air, far away from the smog of the city streets? Below is a concept where parks are hoisted on steel structures high above the ground. Image Source: beautifullife City In The Sky To keep with the green theme, the Biotic Arch produces all of its own electricity via bio, solar and wind energy sources. ![]() The structure will help soak up as much of the city’s carbon emissions as possible. This green skyscraper is like one massive vertical garden. Not straying away from Dubai’s cultural heritage, the design team has chosen the crescent shape which is a symbol that can be found in the Islamic World. The terrace will help purify the air in congested cities. There are habitable residential units that provide a great view of the city as it is so high up. The design resembles a tree-like structure with spread out branches. The holes in the roof allow for sunlight to peak through which provides insulation and also allows the capture of water. The craters are to accomodate settlements and protect them from the attacks. This is how the designers imagined how the Earth will cope if we ever survive an asteroid strike. This will help regulate the flow of water all year round for the residents.īuilding an airport takes up an enormous amount of land so why not build an airport 450 metres above the ground? Visitors will be transported via vertical air buses from the ground up to the airport. LED lights on the exterior indicate the surrounding air quality.īuilding the skyscraper in the Himalayas has its benefits: during rainy season, the long pipes can collect water and store it for future use. The 3 long legs of this structure covers the factory’s chimneys the waste is filtered and carried up 1000 metres to be released. What the future might hold has long been a topic of speculation for artists and creative types. 100 Imaginative “Cities of the Future” Artworks
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