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The SESU Seastead Ocean Society is Tomorrow's Utopia

This floating ocean society, the SESU Seastead, was created by Estonian architect Marko Järvela of Hirvesoo Arhitektibüroo.

The utopia not only caters to basic needs and being very environmentally-friendly, but as also designed to allow "soft values" such as frequent meditation to flourish.

The SESU Seastead (which stands for SElf-SUstained seastead) is a micro-city on the ocean integrating eco-friendly features like solar energy harvesting and plenty of vegetation which not only nourishes people living on the SESU Seastead, but plays a role in climate regulation.

As land is quickly being filled with architecture and real estate is popping up everywhere, TSI is looking at the 70% of the planet covered in water and seeking innovative ways to create sustainable living environments.
Trend Themes
1. Floating Green Micro-cities - The trend of creating self-sustained, eco-friendly micro-cities on the ocean presents disruptive innovation opportunities for sustainable living and climate regulation.
2. Soft Values Integration - The trend of integrating soft values like meditation and well-being into architectural designs allows for the creation of holistic and harmonious living environments.
3. Utilizing Water Resources - The trend of exploring innovative ways to utilize the 70% of the planet covered in water opens up opportunities for creating sustainable living environments and reducing pressure on land resources.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - The architecture and design industry can leverage the trend of floating green micro-cities to create innovative and sustainable living environments on the ocean.
2. Renewable Energy - The renewable energy industry can tap into the trend of self-sustained micro-cities on the ocean to develop and implement innovative solutions for solar energy harvesting and utilization.
3. Wellness and Health - The wellness and health industry can embrace the trend of integrating soft values into architectural designs to create living environments that prioritize the well-being and mental health of individuals.

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