Another entry in the Re:Vision Dallas competition, the Co-Op Canyon was designed by LA architecture firm Standard. The design was inspired by Anasazi cliff-side villages and aims to bring a sense of community and sustainability to the middle of the city. The community would be able to house 1,000 residents, and it would provide enough sustainably-produced agriculture, power and water for all of them.
Public spaces are rarely as functional as in this concept. These spaces would function as recreational centers when dry...and when filled with storm water.
These three ideas, from a simple sand filter to water vapor towers to alter the climate, aim to help solve Africa's water crisis.
We've all seen vertical farm concepts, but this one takes the idea where it's never been: the ocean. Could the ocean be the future site of vertical farming?
Great Gadgets
Strange Science
New Technologies
Futuristic Vehicles
Vintage & Retro
Gajitz Archives
All Categories
Newest Articles
