Topic: Future Cities (Read 542 times)
roger elwood has an anthology called future city from 1974
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I think that in 10 years something too coordinated will not happen, but the fact that technology will surround us at every step is certain. Maybe cars will even start flying lol
It usually takes a long time to happen although technology is improving step by step there is a government ban on work. The lands are under the control of the government and from here the corporations take taxes and subsidies so creating their own city is nothing but imagination.
I think that in 10 years something too coordinated will not happen, but the fact that technology will surround us at every step is certain. Maybe cars will even start flying lol
It usually takes a long time to happen although technology is improving step by step there is a government ban on work. The lands are under the control of the government and from here the corporations take taxes and subsidies so creating their own city is nothing but imagination. I think that in the next 10 years we're going to see a new kind of city develop. One where the land is fully-owned by a corporation and rented to residents. Ownership will be a choice, of course, but most folks will rent because they're "just passing through." Imagine a block of land, anywhere, free of government restrictions. People could do as they please for once. Doctors would not need licensure, leading to the availability of the world's cheapest and best medical care.
It's a fairly extreme vision, but I think the time is soon for concepts like this one.
Stop watching too much Sci-Fi movies mate because this will never bring you any better to believe in all that you seen.It's a fairly extreme vision, but I think the time is soon for concepts like this one.
I am confident that China will be the first country to reach the peak of technology
yeah if they don't shutdown by all countries that they are taking over now 
I think that in 10 years something too coordinated will not happen, but the fact that technology will surround us at every step is certain. Maybe cars will even start flying lol
Cyberpank lol
I am confident that China will be the first country to reach the peak of technology
I think that in the next 10 years we're going to see a new kind of city develop. One where the land is fully-owned by a corporation and rented to residents. Ownership will be a choice, of course, but most folks will rent because they're "just passing through." Imagine a block of land, anywhere, free of government restrictions. People could do as they please for once. Doctors would not need licensure, leading to the availability of the world's cheapest and best medical care.
It's a fairly extreme vision, but I think the time is soon for concepts like this one.
It's a fairly extreme vision, but I think the time is soon for concepts like this one.
I think this would be the dream of any company, they own your home and you don't have to pay rent, but in return you are only paid a small salary. Imagine Amazon or Apple would just build their own city instead of an office complex. Let every worker do home office and make only video conferences from home. Owning large office blocks would be completely redundant. Your boss also bring your landlord, scary times.
This is a world of desperations .
I think this would be the dream of any company, they own your home and you don't have to pay rent, but in return you are only paid a small salary. Imagine Amazon or Apple would just build their own city instead of an office complex. Let every worker do home office and make only video conferences from home. Owning large office blocks would be completely redundant. Your boss also bring your landlord, scary times.
Would you really want your employer to be able to make dwelling inspections on a whim? Imagine not being able to transfer to another department (much less another city) because your employer had no vacancies in the other area.
I think that in the next 10 years we're going to see a new kind of city develop. One where the land is fully-owned by a corporation and rented to residents. Ownership will be a choice, of course, but most folks will rent because they're "just passing through." Imagine a block of land, anywhere, free of government restrictions. People could do as they please for once. Doctors would not need licensure, leading to the availability of the world's cheapest and best medical care.
It's a fairly extreme vision, but I think the time is soon for concepts like this one.
It's a fairly extreme vision, but I think the time is soon for concepts like this one.
I think this would be the dream of any company, they own your home and you don't have to pay rent, but in return you are only paid a small salary. Imagine Amazon or Apple would just build their own city instead of an office complex. Let every worker do home office and make only video conferences from home. Owning large office blocks would be completely redundant. Your boss also bring your landlord, scary times.
Understand a city’s people, components, functions, scales and dynamics, as precondition for its sustainable design and management.Future Cities” is a series of urban MOOCs bringing the latest research results on planning, managing and transforming cities to those places in the world where they are needed most. “Future Cities” provides an overview. “Quality of Life: Livability in Future Cities” describes factors of livability in cities.
Quality of life is reducing in the well-developed cities due to pollution, expensive rents, increased traffic, etc so we are in need of creating more citities to avoid the dense living cities and its is important to keep the cities from pollution free before we start living free.
All cities are already turning into garbage dump. Topicstarter is awesome dreamer
seems the topic creator thinks starting a new city will allow outlaws
sorry but any land you have which is within a state still has to follow state laws.
if there was a town promoting 'our doctors are untrained and unlicensed' the only people wanting to live there.. are the people wanting to die there (assisted suicide style)
sorry but any land you have which is within a state still has to follow state laws.
if there was a town promoting 'our doctors are untrained and unlicensed' the only people wanting to live there.. are the people wanting to die there (assisted suicide style)
I think that in the next 10 years we're going to see a new kind of city develop. One where the land is fully-owned by a corporation and rented to residents. Ownership will be a choice, of course, but most folks will rent because they're "just passing through." Imagine a block of land, anywhere, free of government restrictions. People could do as they please for once. Doctors would not need licensure, leading to the availability of the world's cheapest and best medical care.
It's a fairly extreme vision, but I think the time is soon for concepts like this one.
You wrong. Future in decentralized rural infrastructure It's a fairly extreme vision, but I think the time is soon for concepts like this one.
An efficient and intelligent city should be dynamic, the dynamic of the naked eye. There is a serious problem in today's cities. When it is necessary to make changes to the buildings in a certain place, it is difficult to achieve this because the local buildings have already occupied the space. For example, the increase in the flow of people in a place requires a supermarket to be built, but the surrounding areas are all private premises, so there is no way to build a supermarket.
I think that in the next 10 years we're going to see a new kind of city develop. One where the land is fully-owned by a corporation and rented to residents. Ownership will be a choice, of course, but most folks will rent because they're "just passing through." Imagine a block of land, anywhere, free of government restrictions. People could do as they please for once. Doctors would not need licensure, leading to the availability of the world's cheapest and best medical care.
It's a fairly extreme vision, but I think the time is soon for concepts like this one.
This is happening now right? there are so much in cities that owned by big corporation , here in my country there are mega city that everything is almost rented and only few that is owned by other people.It's a fairly extreme vision, but I think the time is soon for concepts like this one.
In the future, I think there will be many robots in our city, who can do many things for us. He can help us work and help us solve problems. This can greatly improve our work efficiency and improve our happiness in life. We will be more proficient in using the Internet, and our lives will undergo great changes.
Well we have already robots now right?
"It's as if the earth is wearing a coat made of gems and enamel. Its dazzling brilliance is absolutely unimaginable." At the same time, he also predicted that the horse dung piles on the streets would soon pass by Central London and Manhattan. The second floor of those buildings. Neither of these predictions became a reality.
In the boundless romantic imagination, we can only approach infinitely through experience and knowledge. For children, satisfying curiosity only requires an experiment in the school laboratory. For scientists, satisfying curiosity can build billions of particle colliders, huge laboratories covering an area of tens of square kilometers.
In the future, I think there will be many robots in our city, who can do many things for us. He can help us work and help us solve problems. This can greatly improve our work efficiency and improve our happiness in life. We will be more proficient in using the Internet, and our lives will undergo great changes.
These are satalite images of the Burning Man city - as you can see the "city" is spread out concentrically from a central platform (the "man"). If explorers were arriving from another planet on an "arc" style deep space vessile, then this may be what the cities of the future might look like.
Such a city might have a series of trams/trolley-busses or underground rail networks (all electric powered) traveling along the concentric circles, clockwise or counter clockwise with the radial spokes being connectors into the central hub areas.
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Such a city might have a series of trams/trolley-busses or underground rail networks (all electric powered) traveling along the concentric circles, clockwise or counter clockwise with the radial spokes being connectors into the central hub areas.
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