This gallery of computer illustrated graphics is a collection vision of what certain cities will look like in the future. The main image, for example, is of Los Angeles, California in 2088. The page is full of different ideas by various artists of what our world will look like, looking specifically at transportation in many of them. Between the images are famous quotes about the future.
Think about it: the Stone Age did not end because humans ran out of stones. It ended because it was time to re-think how we live. We can only think of our future cities if we think about what our intentions are as a species. The Next City would use modern technology but focus on how to love all species, all the time. Everything would have to be designed from the molecule up, meeting all requirements of cost, performance, and function. It also means keeping ecological intelligence and social justice in the day to day.
Rethinking The Future
Next City
Trend Themes
1. Future City Design - There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in designing cities that utilize modern technology, prioritizing love for all species while keeping ecological intelligence and social justice in mind.
2. Transportation Innovation - The collection of graphics demonstrates diverse transportation concepts that could significantly change the way we move around cities, highlighting an opportunity for innovation in transportation.
3. Sustainable Architecture - Designing from the molecule up with a focus on cost, performance, and function opens up opportunities for innovative sustainable architecture.
Industry Implications
1. Urban Design - Designing future cities requires professionals in urban design who can take advantage of modern technology to build more sustainable and environmentally conscious cities.
2. Transportation - Transportation industries have an opportunity to embrace disruptive and innovative transportation concepts that would dramatically impact the way people move around cities.
3. Architecture - Architecture firms can explore the opportunity for innovative sustainable architecture that meets the requirements of cost, performance, and function while prioritizing ecological intelligence and social justice.