The author has created a house that can fit in the palm of your hand. This is a unique approach to architecture. It imagines what the future might look like if buildings could be as compact as a leg.
If you add bird wings to a plane, it will never fall. Why doesn't everyone do this?
The author suggests various eternal technologies that can replace the sun and moon. With these technologies, you can control the light and darkness whenever you want. The first invention is a battery that is powered by the Sun. The Sun, in turn, is also powered by a battery, creating an endless source of light. The second invention is a control panel for the Moon. It allows you to turn it off in case of a lunar eclipse. The diagrams of these architectural mechanisms are accompanied by fictitious quotes from Steve Jobs, the author's pseudonym: "If the Sun has a plug, there must be an outlet." or "Darkness is the light for vampires".
If you look closely, you'll notice the elephant, which is hiding in the most obvious place.
The author dislikes Christmas because it's too boring. Why not imagine a new kind of Christmas tree? For instance, you could put a robot instead of a star. The robot would hang toys and hide gifts under the tree.
If you put a robot inside a robot, it will be twice as smart, faster, and stronger.
Once upon a time, there were two Moons.
When the author imagines the airport of the future, he places the toilet as the entrance. "It's simple, this is how it should be. Everyone should go to the toilet before the flight," the author explains to us.
Project date: 2020
Type: Academic | Thesis
Author: Ilya Lanchenko
Age: 8
Tutor: Egor A. Orlov
Description: Veselegrad is the city of the future. In this place, every resident has the most freedom to move, communicate, and express themselves. As a result, Veselegrad becomes a unique experimental space where everyone can explore their creativity and the architectural possibilities of the city. The driving force behind Veselegrad is fun and your mood. The city operates according to the law of perpetual motion, which can be compared to the movement of a pendulum that swings from one side to the other and causes itself to slide due to its weight. However, in this case, the impulse is the strength of a good mood — a sincere desire of the inhabitant to play, get involved, be surprised, and be open to everything new and interesting. As a result, Veselegrad can work endlessly and provide itself with renewable energy. Every new day here promises an adventure!