The project aims to address and reverse climate change caused by fossil fuel combustion through innovative architectural solutions. The central proposal involves creating a self-sufficient urban ecosystem, where the flow of air, water, heat, and energy is channeled in a nearly natural way. It tackles ten critical environmental sections in a hierarchical manner:
Sustainable Transportation:
Promotion of low-emission transportation methods, such as electric vehicles and shared mobility systems.
Renewable Energy:
Integration of clean energy sources like solar and wind into urban infrastructure to reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
Urban Agriculture:
Implementation of local and sustainable food production systems, reducing the need for transportation and encouraging ecological farming practices.
Sustainable Industry:
Adoption of clean technologies in industrial processes to minimize emissions and maximize energy efficiency.
Efficient Waste Management:
Development of waste management systems promoting recycling, composting, and waste reduction.
Biodiversity Conservation:
Protection and restoration of natural habitats within the urban environment to preserve biodiversity.
Sustainable Water Usage:
Implementation of water conservation technologies and greywater recycling to ensure responsible water usage.
Pollution Control:
Implementation of measures to reduce atmospheric and soil pollution, improving air and environmental quality.
Health Promotion:
Design of urban environments that encourage physical activity, provide access to green spaces, and enhance air quality for residents’ well-being.
Sustainable Architecture:
Development of buildings maximizing energy efficiency, using sustainable materials, and promoting harmony with the natural environment.
This holistic approach addresses both essential needs and fundamental aspects for sustainable living on Earth. It proposes a model of urban development that integrates innovative solutions in architecture and urban planning, aiming for a resilient and environmentally friendly future.