Futuristic Water Competition

FUTURISTIC WATER AND THE BIOREEF DIVERSITY THEORY THAMES GATEWAY

The Challenge Abstract

We are also building an important book for the future image of london, where winners will be featured. The designers in this book will be Re-Evaluated repeatedly over the next decade for Thames gateway project advancements.
The bio-mechanical futuristic water competition is the International call for serious ideas for the design of the biological mechanical village or urban quarter of the city – For the city of London, The competition seeks to apply a biological mechanical approach to the future environments of the city, the city is limited in growth through the implementation of the green belt. The areas for expansion are either through the current high density processes which begin to populate flood plains, or to move eastwards denseifying east London breaking through the green belt towards the Thames estuary, where a new second generation London could rise from the waves. The idea is not new the Thames estuary has been the topic of intense debate through the possibility of building a floating island airport of the coast of Kent. and a nature reserve with a flood gate connecting Essex and Kent in its core via a high speed monorail, These radical approaches cannot be discarded without intense exploration.

The risk of flooding and density problems points to need for radical thinking, bringing the exciting prospect of populating the estuary and Thames with a new generation of floating eco villages,Thames bridge communities and farms emerge from the waves, integrating the interesting interwoven layers of the canals and rivers that London has populated and built. London’s birth was water, London’s present is a balance of city and water together, London’s futuristic city will undoubtedly be more increasingly water based formed by the rise of sea levels. The futuristic water competition seeks to harmonize the two through the explored application of bio reef mechanical diversity architecture to its future environments. The use of new materials, technologies, (green tidal, wind, sea, bio fuel and solar energy ideals). Aesthetics, and novel spatial organizations, along with studies on globalization, flexibility, adaptability, and the digital revolution are some of the multi-layered elements that the participants should take into consideration.

-Competition Website