It is said that by 2050 the population of the world will increase to a great extent, now our number is around 7 billion, by 2050 it is estimated to be around 9 billion, out of these 9 billion around 70 percent will be settled in urban landscape. Not only this Cities are phenomenal, but they are on the move.
will be built to withstand the housing crisis that’s why so far the world’s most respected experts are designing and building cities to take us safely into the future these are the cities of the future forest luju forest city china planet luju China’s first vertical forest city of Forest City, a true model city for the future, is under construction from 2020.
Designed by Italian architect Stefano Boring, creator of the Vertical Forest in Milan, Forest City will serve as a permanent element in China. To absorb tons of CO2 producing oxygen while battling the smog-affected regions of the mountainous South that are facing the consequences of overpopulation and air pollution over generations, as its name suggests, it is a The city is where everything will be covered with trees and plants.
Buildings with a minimalist design will be able to receive geothermal energy for their own heating and cooling systems Solar panels will be installed on rooftops to collect renewable energy The whole city will be connected via a fast rail line and especially A road would be set up for use from Electric Drive.
With several residential areas, commercial spaces, recreational facilities, public services, two schools and a hospital in cars, China has already commissioned several vertical forest areas across its territory to absorb carbon dioxide emissions from the mainland. The Forest City will also create a natural noise barrier to protect biodiversity, reduce temperatures and improve air quality. Altogether Nuju Forest City already has a population of 500 people.
But it will have more than thirty thousand people, forty thousand trees and thousands of plants of different species. Net City China Tencent China’s main technology company has always been an investor in new gadgets and plans for the near future. Net City may prove to be his most important work, the concept being rooted in the fact that most cities are built around automobile traffic nets. The city prioritizes logistics over people and the environment.
Concentrating its effort on a green corridor designed entirely for pedestrians, bikes and autonomous vehicles, the scaled height and spacing of the buildings will provide ample space for natural spaces and a waterfront that serves as an organ of the city. This city is an integral part of what is currently being built. An empty landfill of 2 million square meters in Shenzhen province, developed by the American company NBBJ. It will be a sustainable futuristic city serving completely innovative ecological self-sufficiency education and professionalism.
It will primarily serve as a hub for 10 Cent employees. Sky garden Grass covered roof Solar panels and wastewater capturing system The exterior will be filled with smart sensors to control the environment Public transport will be implemented by trains Subways Several bridges and an outgoing highway Green power to meet the entire energy demand provide, much of which city space will be for human interaction residential areas malls and stores recreational areas natural parks and tree lines schools commercial areas recreation areas and adequate space where exercise will be specifically encouraged.
It enhances the productivity and health of the employees. 10 centers have already announced that they expect the city to start functioning in early 2027. Launching in 2021 by German studio GMP. Dutch firm Oma It is a sustainable car-free district focused on the site’s natural topography and geography for its development, Chengdu’s vast valleys and mountains will be preserved and shaped to create and maximize the place.
The new smart buildings will be clustered. Hills populate the skyline and everything else will be connected via bridges and small corridors carved around the natural topography. The city is planned to be home to dedicated minded professionals attracted to innovation and will emphasize on the existence of universities offices laboratories. The Workshop Library and Learning Residences will be an entire building dedicated to the sole use of research and innovation in food and agriculture.
The implementation of smart homes in Japan has already shown positive results. The city derives its name from the concept of a city within another city made up of interwoven streets that also establish a transportation pattern. A street pedestrian dedicated to automated driving for pedestrians and the eventual personal mobility vehicles, construction began in 2021 on 100,175 acres of vacant land at the foot of Mount Fuji at the former Toyota plant in Susano’o city.
The study and testing of technology robotics, artificial intelligence smart mobility and automated driving will be the main mission of this community special. The first woven city will focus on robotics for everyday tasks and home appliances. There will be 360 people, most likely Toyota employees and experienced researchers, used to actual test and develop these advancements and tools.
World Uses Their inputs will contribute to future residents that aspire to house at least 2 000 people. Danish architect Beka Ingels, creator of California’s Lego House, aims to energize the city with a hydrogen fuel cell as part of the design and plan. The system will be fully integrated with the ecosystem. Roofs will be covered in solar panels and wood will be the primary construction material for the homes.
Samadhan is a nationwide plan to build 100 smart cities by 2030. Some of them will be new cities that will be built from scratch and some will be old existing cities that will be upgraded with modern technology, such is the case of Amara TV India’s new capital and administrative city. This historical city situated on the banks of river Krishna and its monuments will be preserved while moving towards modernity and automation era.
The entire city will develop around a needle-top government building and more than 60 percent of the area will be covered with greenery and water, making Amara TV one of the most sustainable cities in the world. Transportation would include electric vehicles, electric or clean fuel bicycling. And its coastline will measure about 27 kilometers, as will metro rail buses and water taxis operated by pedestrians, with no power lines or overhead mobile towers. In fact this city is planning to implement the latest technology of India.
Conversion of light into electricity through photovoltaics, all of which is stored in an underground power grid. Amara TV will enjoy 100% Wi-Fi signal at all times and affordable housing plans. country by 2050. Hence the Maldives Floating City was conceived as the world’s first floating city which will be home to around 20 000 people by 2027 and will follow the design of brain corals that can be found under water.
This completely eco-friendly project will provide a practical solution to the problem of sea level rise, the science of it is simple. Constructed of approximately 5,000 floating structures connected by a hexagonal embedded system, which will float when sea levels rise, the city features enhanced Maldivian native customs.
Preserving life and ecosystems through the use of sustainable technologies The city will be located inside a ring of barrier islands that act as breakwaters as well as coral formations that act as natural defense of the island and structural stabilization for the habitat. Will work in will be protected as such. The project is a joint venture between the Maldivian government and Dutch developers Dutch Docklands, with design from architecture firm WaterStudio, which has already built floating parks, floating dairy farms and floating offices in the Netherlands.
The city will be made attractive to residents and tourists alike. The following Caribbean-style rainbow-colored homes feature balconies, porticoes, and ocean front views, with the first units to be completed this year and the first residences to be located in 2024. 7. New Taipei City Taiwan Taiwan is a country that lives in the future today, its flag project is New Taipei City which is built around the capital city and has become the preferred place to do business in Taiwan.
The technology industry is very active and is attracting a significant amount of workforce employment and opportunities to New Taipei City, which is why the area is transitioning to become a smart city since early 2016. The city government has achieved this by rewarding practices in urban sustainability. and citizen participation, his energy policy is guided by The Net Zero 2050 goals, where all carbon emissions will be below zero.
Concluded that some areas in Indonesia will be completely under water by 2050. One of these areas includes Jakarta, the current capital of Indonesia, so that they can seize their future and plan accordingly. The Indonesian government has implemented its project since 2019.
The new capital of Nusantada, a new planned city, aims to relieve the pressure of overcrowding, pollution and the progressive sinking of the current capital, Jakarta. Indonesia will spend $33 billion on this new metropolis, which will begin construction in 2022. The transfer of the capital would take decades and planning would be in motion.
100 tall skyscrapers to open in 2024 will use renewable energy. There will be a lot of green spaces as the city will be surrounded by jungle and rainforest where eucalyptus trees are included in the ecosystem. Mobility would include short distances where public transport would be cycling and walking. A metro system of two rail lines, autonomous minibuses and bus rapid transit systems would be ideal means of transportation as most destinations are located within 15 minutes of residential areas.
Nusantada will focus on affordability, adequate infrastructure and a thriving economic environment. Indonesia’s economy is booming 9. New administrative capital Egypt A very similar case with Egypt’s new capital city, which has not yet been named, is currently among the world’s largest capitals for new administrative capitals or NACs.
Its Historical Relevance Cairo Located 45 km east of Cairo with Cairo becoming increasingly chaotic and unmanageable, the NAC has been under construction since 2015. It will have embassies, government agencies, parliament, 30 ministries, a presidential complex, which will be operational by 2022.
In addition to 21 residential districts in the city. A port, a central park, an artificial lake, a stadium, an educational institution, a church, a hospital, a new airport, a 90 square kilometer solar power farm, an electric railway, a monorail, another mega-city of the future, Egypt’s new smart city will be one of the most technologically advanced ones, building information.
It cost about $45 billion and will host 6.5 million people by 2050 in a smart and sustainable environment. The entire business center is distributed around a signature skyscraper, the iconic tower which is the tallest skyscraper in Africa, standing at 393.8 metres. Will last till 2050. Solar panels will be installed on every roof in the residential district. Smart waste management organic recycling facilities will also be implemented in the city.
Smart climate metering Smart irrigation system and new water treatment plant City’s first phase begins Building energy plan in 2019 proves effective as solar panels contribute 10 MW of power to government buildings in Egypt’s new capital city 10. Environment -Atlantic City Nigeria Nigerian economic growth has been unstoppable in recent years the trend is that it will continue to be one of the top.
20 economies of the world on top of 11 million square meters of claimed land on the Atlantic Ocean Eco-Atlantic City, a man-made landmass will serve as the future financial capital of Africa, it will be an urban center for commercial residential and tourists. The housing development, built under all modern environmental standards, will also serve to aid Lagos commercial activities as Nigeria is one of the largest producers of oil in the world.
But the city will also meet Nigeria’s ecological needs as it will be surrounded by an eight kilometer long sea wall made mostly of rock to protect Eco City and neighboring areas from erosion threats and incoming high tides. Security can also be arranged. The rooftops of its skyscrapers in the area will be equipped with solar panels and retractable windows that will collect solar energy.
Along with this, there is a plan to operate residential areas with hydroelectricity. From 2020 the construction of new buildings is completed and it is estimated that the number of inhabitants will be 250 000 and as of 11 there will be a steady flow of one lakh fifty thousand annual tourists.
Eminentiou Lake City Senegal Senegal is another African country experiencing steady economic growth, the discovery of raw materials such as oil and gas has strengthened its economy and its use has fueled an appetite for progress and over the years the country’s capital The over population of Dakar is paying the price.