Firstly, the author selects a location for the city's design.
The underwater area offers many pipes and pools to explore.
The sky location offers many trees and mountains.
The underground location offers many burrows, caves, and volcanoes.
The space location offers a variety of planets, asteroids, and stardust.
The tablecloth is a wonderful architectural technology in the world of the future. It helps people solve global problems and make the world a better place.
You have the ability to transform any object or area into something else.
The Tablecloth is a magical object that can fly from one place to another, helping many people achieve their dreams.
You can create architectural modules of different sizes, from the size of a Tom Thumb to the size of a Kolobok.
Shagolet is a combination of a plane and a car.
Kolobok is a robotic companion that explores the globe alongside a human.
Immediately, I thought of giant whale sharks, smooth black mountains in the grey, silvery-slow ocean sea.
Project date: 2020
Type: Academic | Thesis
Author: Ilya Lanchenko
Age: 8
Tutor: Egor A. Orlov
Description: The author explored various spaces where he could imagine the city of the future. These include locations such as water, air, the dark cosmos, underground labyrinths, and the natural world. The main challenge that the author identifies is the destructive force of human beings, which can arise during fun and potentially disrupt the city of the future. To address this, he suggests an idea to save the planet from various cataclysms and disasters. In his work, the planet, which is constantly transforming and playing with humans, becomes the city of the future. The house of the future is an architectural mechanism that can transform and change its original function to save people from trouble and prevent bad deeds. The author calls this "The architecture of eternal Good," where good thoughts and desires take on materiality and form.
The mechanisms for saving the planet are as follows:
Transportation — an aerodynamic house collects the damaged parts of the planet and transports them into dark space, where they are reassembled into new architectural blocks.
Research — a biomechanical house transforms its shape to reach the most hidden places on the planet, where it seeks answers and solutions.
Interaction — the house engages in playful interactions with humans, lifting their spirits and preventing them from harming the planet.
Conservation — the house moves on its own feet to rescue those in need.