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Does anyone know if this art was ever used as a book or game cover? It's by James Talbot, done in 1982. The artist did a number of board game covers for Avalon Hill Games, but I can't find this one anywhere - it may have just been a portfolio piece.
Floating cities by Steve R Dodd
I want to know more about the floating city where zemnian comes from. Because like we know about Aeor and Avalir but neither have ever mentioned anything about that. and matt keeps referencing this magocracy that was the basis for zemnian as a language and an archmage toying with time but we know zilch about it other than some lil tidbits
The Skycity of Bhujerba | Final Fantasy XII (x) (Sketchbook)
Our Future of Living on the Water - Floating Cities? As sea levels rise, 800 million people from across 570 cities may have to relocate by 2050. But instead of relocating the people, what if we moved our cities instead? Someone is...floating...the idea of building an island city over the ocean. But is this Waterworld just a fantasy or will we see some of these technologies emerge back on dry land?
Watch Is Mycelium Fungus the Future of Plastic? https://youtu.be/cApVVuuqLFY?list=PLn...
Video script and citations:
https://undecidedmf.com/episodes/our-...
Ben Sullins Source videos:
https://youtu.be/KlUQ1pneow8
https://youtu.be/VQRAtwz3Igs
Follow-up podcast:
Video version - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4-a...
Audio version - http://bit.ly/stilltbdfm
A scale model of Oceanix City, a concept capable of supporting more than 10,000 residents, will be featured in the Smithsonian's upcoming 'Futures' exhibit
Excerpt from this story from Smithsonian:
Floating cities—with modern amenities and commercially-viable real-estate—have long been a dream of utopias, from Buckminster Fuller’s unrealized proposal for a floating city in Tokyo Bay in the 1960s, to the entrepreneur Lazarus Long’s quest for a new island nation on an unclaimed Caribbean shoal in 1999. But with the number of people displaced as a result of the climate crisis reaching 40.5 million in 2020, and sea-level rise continuing to threaten the future of coastal cities, offshore living is beginning to sound less like a whimsical proposal and more like a credible alternative. At least that is what the founders of Oceanix, a company invested in designing and building floating cities, believe.
In 2019, the UN-Habitat—a United Nations program that advocates for sustainable urban development—convened a roundtable of architects, designers, academics and entrepreneurs who discussed the viability of floating cities as a solution to climate change and affordable housing. Hosted together with Oceanix, the MIT Center for Ocean Engineering and the U.S.-based Explorers Club, the day-long conference introduced the idea of Oceanix City.
This hurricane-resistant, zero-waste city would be comprised of 4.5-acre hexagonal floating islands that each house 300 people. Six of these islands would form a ring-shaped village articulated around a sheltered harbor. And six of these villages would form a small city of 10,800 people. Hypothetically, the numbers could add up indefinitely.
Floating cities, the LEGO House and other architectural forms of the fut...
And done. :) The guardian of the floating city is now finished and scanned. :D
