Progress on this giant eco urban environment has been progressing rapidly over the past year, as is showcased with this new and fascinating concept collection of Tianjin Eco City pictures.
The city is a modern marvel of ecotecture on a truly massive scale, and scientists, architects, and green-enthusiasts around the world are taking note. These Tianjin Eco City pictures are the latest concept images to be released and their imagery is reminiscent of a utopian society from a science fiction movie.
Although production on Tianjin isn't expected to be completed until 2020, images such as these will hopefully inspire other countries to follow China on the path to such ambitious green initiatives.
Environmental Cityscapes (UPDATE)
New Tianjin Eco City Pictures Showcase Revolutionary City
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Urbanism - The rise of eco-friendly urban environments is disrupting traditional notions of city development, creating exciting opportunities for green-focused infrastructure, technology, and design innovation.
2. Green Infrastructure - The massive and complex nature of eco cities like Tianjin Eco City require extensive green infrastructure development, such as sustainable transportation, waste management, water treatment, and more.
3. Sustainable Architecture - As eco cities like Tianjin continue to inspire, the industry of architecture will be forced to evolve in order to create designs that prioritize sustainability, energy efficiency, and green materials in construction.
Industry Implications
1. Urban Planning - Urban planners must adapt to new design and development standards that prioritize sustainability and eco-friendliness, creating opportunities for innovative green infrastructure projects.
2. Green Technology - The rise of eco-friendly urban environments necessitates the development of new green technologies, such as solar and wind energy production, smart grid systems, and sustainable transportation solutions.
3. Architecture - The trend towards sustainable architecture will create new opportunities for innovative design, use of materials, and incorporation of green infrastructure and energy systems.