10 AMAZING Cities Of The Future You've NEVER Heard Of!

In this video, we're taking a look at 10 new cities of the future that you've never heard of! These smart cities are changing the way we think about urban design, and they're set to revolutionize the way we live and work.

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0:00 The Rise of New Cities
0:57 BiodiverCity
2:18 The Orbit
3:20 Floating City
4:51 Amaravati
6:15 Woven City
8:00 Elysium
9:24 Chengdu
10:53 Masdar
12:28 Smart Forest City
13:46 Akon City

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[srivatsavaintoplanning]

We are so happy to hear Amaravati mentioned in this vlog.

[morrazzo]

Bro, I'm from India Andhra Pradesh
Amaravati City was cancelled due to misappropriation of lands by previous govts!
In short it is failed project

[michelleetchamberlain]

Love the video and I am very excited to see the results of these 10 cities many thanxs ❤❤❤

[avrinrose]

All projects in this video already finished and successful in my fictional world

[mister.rico.]

Thank you for making these video's.

[aravindkartha]

Amravati City project is cancelled. But another smart City project Dholera is under construction.

[fallsmaps]

lol half of these won't ever be constructed

[qhuizatlantis]

Good rendering and that's about it expectations versus reality

[CallMeCJorDandy]

13:47 My Fav. Part !
Please do more updates in this city

[lolol]

Great video! The chinese city looks really cool. I hope to visit one day.

[chrisg]

I can never tell on this channel’s vids if the voice is real or computer generated. The cadence of the voice is unusual, no?

[vanshsingh]

Thse only look applicable in movies not in real life

[raya]

Only the Mexicans get the feel for living in a city, the only one out of the ten I would live in.

[jeanbolduc]

The Royalmount in Montreal is a mega project of a new city downtown Montreal ...100 % carbon neutral

[alexbiden]

You said the Japan mountain name wrong

[GamerbyDesign]

and how many of these will see the light of day? Of those how many will be as envisioned? I see maybe 2 of these becoming real. Proably not as envisioned.

[furkandeniz]

all these cities but none is addressing to 'affordable housing'

[jeffreyandreu]

I found some of these concepts very exciting. We may not see these cities in our lifetime but we have to keep trying because our current cities are ancient and unsustainable.

[suronob]

Need to understand the City definition, in population term. You may take a look the new future cities with higher population targeted, say 1 million people. 😅

[neilchisholm]

I’d like to know how a location for such new tech cities is decided. Is it a govt decision or one based on local infrastructure or local need for employment?

These cities have great ambitions but are not growing organically. “It’s a build it and they will come”mentality, but they may not come. Start small, but have plans in place to expand. If it’s too planned and has limited human and citizenry involvement it might become a failed experiment and a white elephant.

We need new developments desperately. We can’t keep expanding existing cities, they are unsustainable. However how are you going to convince those that are ecologically against further urban development or the development of infrastructure needed for future cities such as reservoirs, transit, manufacturing employment opportunities, not every one can work in a high tech industry and basic civic functions need to be provided for both in logistics and also Human Resources.

Im not trying burst anyone’s bubble here, just trying to bring a good idea to fruition.

Here in Australia I can see several potential sites but each would be fiercely opposed by green activists just because it would effect the delicate ecology. Australia continent wide is delicate but if we are to move forward with confidence in to the future we seriously need to consider a high tech city.

How have such hurdles been leapt in other places.

I think these are valid questions and would love to hear other peoples answers.