Oceanix City : New York's Future Floating City

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[@theraginginfernape9496]

This is very much doable. It also leaves more room to grow the cities. I really like this

[@megaprojectsanddevelopments]

Cool!

[@rogerkreil3314]

Cool! 😀

[@kozavr]

A big settlement like this is more complcated than just to build the floating platforms and houses on it. They gonna need electricity, a lot of fresh water, recycling of waste, transport and so on. I'm not saying it's impossible. It's just more complicated and expensive than all those sunny nonchalant pictures in a vacation style

[@TyresaerysTargaryen]

Designed to with stand tsunamis,😂 I'd like to see how that works

[@matthewel-sirafy7266]

The closer to the shore the higher the Tsunami. So if these islands are far out enough the Tsunami could just pass underneath it

[@samtorres6233]

@Nischay Miglani, there's water all around them

[@la-earnsomethingnew8686]

This is nice

[@alexherrera1246]

Yeah nice video to learn Dubaï projects

[@sheldonaubut]

I'd be interested to learn how they intend to control grey water and waste water? Seems to me that could be one of their major challenges.

[@matthewel-sirafy7266]

Well on the iss they have a system that can reuse 80% Of waste water. I would assume that they would have something similar

[@julietwalker7561]

Put it in Miami FL Also,that will work, it's the Future

[@PyroXVuurwerk]

Are the floating vehicles included?

[@jangergoric6812]

Yessir

[@olgajoachimosmundsen4647]

My first thought is; how can this be built in a way that is affordable enough to be built for low-income families, low on maintenance, easy to upgrade and develop and creates sustainable communities. So far this seems to be only for the top creme of the population, not the people who are actually in danger of the climate-change.

[@thanhvinhnguyento7069]

True, it comes down to the materials and labor cost

[@ragavanbalaji7257]

I know this sounds crazy but hear me out, what if there was a kind billionare(may have lost you there) who helped them get there?

[@lindazack5913]

Nice, but even better - CONTROL POPULATION GROWTH!!

[@javierdanilopenalozasolano8083]

como lloverá nieve en una isla flotante ?

[@torridxii5941]

How does it float

[@outdoorswithadelaide6537]

That's sounds really cool hope the project actually works

[@worlandmccarthy2763]

its fun concept to begin as it evolves , ultimately it would be be vulnerable to Tsunami and coastal flooding and it sprawls in areas where sprawl cannot be financially or design efficient viable.. Better to build a large floating city half a mile wide and a thousand feet tall like the Paolo Soleri Arcosanti, Megastructure model. place them out into the deep water moving with the ocean currents. Each city could house a hundred thousand or more intrepid seagoing inhabitants enjoying seasonal weather changes and they follow curents .... And, cultural design and cohesiveness could be part of the structure itself. the first of these mega floating cities could be built starting in 2070 and would provide huge shade areas in the ocean for aquaculture and schools of pelagic fish and tuna..shellfish and sea vegetable gardens.. light shafts, hanging gardens and spiral design would open up the large vertical interior spaces for running, skating and biking and meeting and cafe's and meeting congregation areas. Vertical takeoff aircraft and tunnel hull support craft would ferry people to other cities floating a minimum of 60 nautical miles away. each city would have propulsion to keep them stabilized into predetermined current floating pattern. the power source would be solar wind and even possible fusion energy and all the systems to propel and maintain the city would be underwater.. like an ice burg the city could be hundreds of feet in depth, these are never designed to come into shore except for some maintenance. to start with... lets get the "ISS" international sea station design award project moving forward. I'll be working with Oregon State university, University of Washington on this as well as Trinity in Dublin Ireland on this.. its a test base for these offshore floating structures.

[@AlecMuller]

Actual seasteads will be awesome once advances in manufacturing technology make them affordable. Click-bait titles, cute renderings and laundry lists of feel-good requirements that masquerade as real projects (i.e. this video) might be good for selling KZbin ads, but I doubt they'll inspire people who'll actually work to make seasteads a reality.

[@benet3931]

y yo que pensaba que los oceanix solo eran las galletas que me comia con leche por la tarde :v

[@игорьвасин-я7ж]

Я первый!

[@NicolaGennaro3D]

let s pollute the sea a bit more ! SCREW IT

[@Carlosgonzalez-ts3ln]

Hay ya le quiere copiar a Dubái

[@Gcherman56]

Bad idea.

[@jamieturnage4574]

dont think i want to be on it when a hurracane or a high wave hits it.

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[@theraginginfernape9496]

I hope them New Yorkers don't get full of themselves and trash it up, as USUAL.

[@watchulla]

New Yorkers don't just trash up things, it an old city so stop hating.

[@theraginginfernape9496]

I was referring to the state as a whole

[@doubtsalmon]

Ugh

[@DLHS92]

built it first or just keep delusional