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Futuristic Floating Residents

60 Projects 61 Journals 14 Publications 1 Competitions

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Abrar and 4 others

A Floating Community

The project aims to create a sustainable, anti-flooding, universal design that can be self-built and foster a sense of community. It uses basic design modules and structural systems and includes community amenities to promote social interaction and well-being.

Misak

Floatopia

The proposed project meets the concept of sustainability, flexibility, inclusivity and minimal environmental footprint by using local and bio-based materials.

Jessica

Architecture for Orbital Habitats

Project DRAGONFLY: a prototype.

HAN and 3 others

Narrative poem of the second element

The shape of the museum also implies a deconstructive monument, which not only contains the ecological reflection of the building on the surrounding sea, but also shows the story of space to people like the narrative story on the monument.

Joshua and Jarrett

Toxic TerRAIN

Submission for the Architecture of the Apocalypse competition.

Ayushi and 2 others

SUICHI

Suichi is a city of futuristic ocean buildings made from 3D-printed plastic waste from the Pacific which extend 300 meters below the water's surface. The project imagines a series of dome marines that would sustain the crustacean form of life. This newly invented urbanization is entirely self sufficient and energy efficient.

Andrew and Raúl

Integrated Assemblage Of Transport In Rotation

An organization of multilayered hyperloop chambers integrated in the stations structure creates an efficient cycle for maximum pod. This Hyperloop station becomes a hub of social and economic growth that promotes sustainability through advanced transit.

Tyler and BobiJo

The Wave

The Wave is a project that addresses the climate crisis by providing a home to a community off the coast of modern day San Francisco. With sea water levels rising at alarming rates, this proposal offers a unique solution to this problem through influences of the natural environment and its benefits.

Michael

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ATLANDIS

A POWERFUL CIVILIZATION ONCE EXISTED ABOVE THE SURFACE OF THE OCEAN. LATER, FLOODS OF EXTRAORDINARY VIOLENCE SWALLOWED ALL TYPE OF SOPHISTICATED CONSTRUCTION AND ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY. THE STORY REDACTS BACK IN 2100 WHEN A NIGHT OF MISFORTUNE ALL THINGS ABOVE THE SURFACE OF THE OCEAN SANK INTO THE DEPTH OF THE SEA, STARTING A COMPLETELY NEW ERA FOR US.

Daniel

SHANGRI-LANTIS

"Atlantis" and "Shangri-La" are both utopian and mythical cities that live in books and people's story telling. Atlantis is usually described as a doomed city submerged in the bottom of the ocean while Shangri-La is a city created by the gods above the mountains that sustains life and preserves it.

Tiffany

Sunset City

When sea-level rising becomes an issue of the future, solutions need to be made! Sunset City is the edge of the new world, a vision of a new life moved west of the old, now-submerged land, to preserve parks and gardens and create a sustainable way of living that adjusts to the future conditions.

Russ

MARS ROTOR

Long term habitation on Mars will require Earth-like facilities for rest and recuperation away from Scientific or economic outposts and encampments. By augmenting the low gravity with 'spin gravity', a more Earth-like environment can benefit future Martians.