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Well finally found some time to read through the posts. I also believe that going into the underground would be more futuristic than building towers. Lets face the climate changes would make it very windy and also increasing temperature. People will go into the underground sooner or later. Considering if mankind also will do space travels and populate other planets or planetoids they very likely will drill their homes into these. Drilling could eventually also solve problems getting resources t…

Why not building such cities on the water. They have direct access to water, our most important resource we humans require. With water we can grow plants which can be used to feed animals. The natural water cycle. On water we also could use waves to produce energy, wind and the sun. It is always good to have more options instead relying on fision or fusion alone. I think of Stargate Atlantis, which in the end had a perfect idea of such a city, but only the energy was a problem. We even could us…

We already am building giant ocean cruisers - very little cities even bigger than some small villages. So the technology is there. Surre problems have to be solved, but that part has to be done no matter what kind of city must be build. But i thought an ocean city would be a nice start. The city gets an anchor which will hold it on position. Its mass should stabilize the whole even so bigger waves should have no real impact on the structure. And as its floating the position can be adjusted as fa…

(Quote from SWAT_OP-R8R)floating, although icebergs are also floating Just like our current ocean cruisers, where most of it is above water surface

with huge balance tanks below the surface, filled with whatever is heavier than water But it must not be habitable. Below surface can be technical rooms or areas to maintain the structure and ensure balance and maneuverability...