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I LOVE this idea, very exciting to see this coming about !!!****** =)

This is some photo art of a Floating Sea City I created in August, 2005.

“I had fun creating thiz floating resort, that travels the globe, hangin at different locations for periods of time. and i waz juzt out visiting again…love itt there.”

It is Wonderful seeing, feeling that this has been a shared vision, and so much progrees being made with it !!!****** =)

Cities in the Sea

A global system of these structures can easily accommodate many millions of people and relieve the land based population pressures. They can provide the inhabitants with information and serve as natural sea aquariums without artificially enclosing marine life.

Many of these cities may serve as oceanographic universities that maintain the ecological balance of marine systems. Other ocean cities will maintain sea farms that will cultivate many forms of marine life. They could also be used as a new resource for mining the relatively untapped resources of the oceans without disturbing its ecology. Still others may monitor and maintain environmental equilibrium and reclaim dangerous radioactive and other pollutant materials that have been dumped into the sea.

After construction, these structures can be towed to various locations where they would be most beneficial, then anchored to the ocean floor. Some structures will be towed in prefabricated segments and then joined together at selected locations. Their internal construction will include floatation chambers which will render them practically unsinkable. They can be self maintained and fully automated.

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The Floating Ecopolis

LONDON, England (CNN) — The concept may be radical, but it might just have to be if the worst predictions of climate change are realized.

The Lilypad, a floating ecopolis for climatic refugees, is the creation of Belgian architect Vincent Callebaut.

“It is” he says, “a true amphibian, half aquatic and half terrestrial city, able to accommodate 50,000 inhabitants and inviting biodiversity”.

Callebaut imagines his structure at 250 times the scale of a lilypad, with a skin made of polyester fibres coated in titanium dioxide which would react with ultraviolet light and absorb atmospheric pollution.

The Lilypad comprises of three marinas and three mountain regions with streets and structures strewn with foliage. “The goal is to create a harmonious coexistence of humans and nature,” said Callebaut.

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