Can you see it ?
Can you see it ?
WHAT'S
THE
FUTURE
LIKE
VISION
We’re Changing,
Way of Living
The year is 2040, and the world was a much different place than it had been in previous generations. People had become more conscious of their environmental impact, and as a result, the way of living had changed drastically.
Gone were the days of large cities filled with tall buildings, cars, and smoke-belching factories. Instead, people had moved to small, sustainable towns that were powered by renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and geothermal energy. People grew their own food, and technology was used sparingly.
The most popular form of transportation was cycling, and many people chose to live car-free. Those who did have cars drove electric vehicles, and charging stations were readily available.
The air was cleaner and the planet was healthier. People had more time to spend with their families and friends, and the environment was much less polluted. Life was slower, but people were happier and healthier.
Change was not easy, but it was necessary. People had realized that if they wanted to live sustainably, they had to be willing to make changes. The future of the planet depended on it.
GROW
Food on your doorstep
AUTONOMOUS
LIVING
The year is 2050, and the world is now populated with atonomus living. The concept of what it means to be human has taken on a new meaning, as robots and artificial intelligences have become the most common inhabitants of the planet.
TIME TO MOVE
In the future, housing could move and relocate to keep up with the ever-changing demands of the modern world. With an increasing population and a changing climate, the need for housing to be able to move is becoming more and more pressing. Housing that can move and relocate would be beneficial in both urban and rural areas, as it would allow people to stay in their homes even if their circumstances change.
RURAL LIVING
In the future, rural living will be based on a more sustainable approach to land use. This will mean making use of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, as well as improving energy efficiency and reducing pollution.
There will also be an emphasis on preserving and protecting the natural environment, with a greater emphasis on organic farming and conservation efforts.
The TERMINAL
A different approach to rural living.
As the world progresses, it is increasingly important to ensure that rural communities have access to the same resources and opportunities that those in urban settings do. One way to do this is by building a TERMINAL (Technology, Energy, Resources, Mobility, Agriculture, and Lifelong Learning) for the rural living community of the future.
A TERMINAL is a hub that provides access to the latest technology, energy, resources, mobility, agriculture, and lifelong learning. It is designed to provide a one-stop shop for rural residents to access what they need to live and thrive in the digital age.
BUILDING the TERMINAL
The concept of the TERMINAL presents a ground-breaking answer to the pressing issue of granting equal access to resources and opportunities for rural communities, on par with those available to their urban counterparts. By promoting connectivity and providing access to renewable energy, resources, transportation options, agricultural innovations, and continuous learning opportunities, the TERMINAL would empower rural residents to flourish in the modern digital era.