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UTOPIAN CITIES

“The main task today is to reinvent Utopia…We should dare to enact the impossible; we should rediscover how to, not imagine, but to enact utopias. The point is not of planning utopias; the point is about practicing them. And I think this is not a question of “should we do it or should we persist in the existing order? It’s a much more radical question, a matter of survival: the future will be utopian or there will be none.”
                                                                                                                     ——Slavoj Žižek, 2003

THE LINE (LINEAR CITY)
(NEOM, SAUDI ARABIA)

  • Location: 

    • Neom, Saudi Arabia (Area linking the coast of the Red Sea w/ the mountains and upper valleys of the north-west of Saudi Arabia)

  • Intended Population: 

    • 9,000,000

  • Estimated Year of Completion: 

    • 2030; construction will continue thru 2050

  • Architect/Designer: 

    • NEOM; Studio Morphosis

  • Interesting Facts/Unique Characteristics: 

    • Only 200 meters wide, but 170 kilometers long and 500 meters above sea level

    • Everything will be within a 5 minute walk 

  • Mission:

    • To be a destination and home for people with large aspirations and seek to be a part of building a new model for sustainable living and in turn improve future societies

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TELOSA (MEGA-CITY)
(Desert, United States)

  • Location: 

    • ​Currently Unknown, but looking at the following areas: Texas, Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Arizona as well as Appalachia

  • Intended Population: 

    • 1,000,000 (10-20 years); 5,000,000 (30-40 years)

  • Estimated Year of Completion: 

    • 10-40 years

  • Architect/Designer:

    • ​ Mark Lore, private investors, philanthropists, subsidiaries, and Federal/State grants

  • Interesting Facts/Unique Characteristics:

    • Keen on equality and inclusivity 

    • Fresh water is stored, cleaned, and reused on site

  • Mission: 

    • ​To create an inclusive, carbon-neutral city that allows for technology to continue to prosper while also cutting down on carbon emission issues

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This website was strictly created and designed for the intent of educating and spreading awareness of the topic of the future of urbanization, technology, and the societal/economic impact of these new metropolises on the world.  The future of cities and the infrastructures within these places hold a key role in the advancement of humanity and how sustainability can become more prevalent and lead to a cleaner, less polluted, and more ecologically friendly planet. 
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