Vilius Vizgaudis — a graduate of the Barlett School of Architecture, embraces a Blue Sky idea and creates visual renditions of a sustainable utopian concept.
The environmentally inspired proposal is a bold reimagination of Paris, Texas. The methodologies executed in the masterplan envision an American city that will be able to thrive under the boundaries of the Paris Agreement — a deal that the United States withdrew from in 2017. The utopian concept also operates on the basis of the "symbolic value of Paris as a world capital in climate resilience".
Simply dubbed 'The Gift,' Vilius Vizgaudis taps creativity in his concern for the planet. Moreover, the eco-friendly metropolis is intended to act as "a bid to entice president Donald Trump to rejoin the Paris Agreement."
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Vilius Vizgaudis Debuts a Sustainable Utopian Concept
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