Collection of monumental city projects 'in the sky under the sea'

Watch the dreamy city show humanity's desire to dominate the sky or ocean.

Reaching the blue sky or conquering the ocean for thousands of years has always been one of the burning desires of all humans. With the rapid development of technology, we are day by day fulfilling that utopian dream.

Here are the projects to build cities under the sea that people have been implementing. They are testament to the determination and desire to occupy the space of all mankind

1. The city "three sinks seven floating" in China

Currently, China is aiming to build a semi-submerged city to attract tourists to visit. This project was undertaken by the Chinese media construction company and the design was delivered to the AT design office.

Simulation image of a city project on water in China

It is designed to use the same technique as used with the 31m bridge connecting Hong Kong, Macau and the famous Zhuhai that are being rushed to complete.

Besides the commercial target of attracting high-end international tourists, it is expected to solve part of China's huge population demand today.

The unique attraction of the city is to include both parts: above and below the water. Accordingly, this place is designed with numerous entertainment spots for visitors.

Here you can enjoy the vast entertainment area with many restaurants, bars, museums, galleries and even a park. Both the upper and lower parts of the water have performances at the rich stadium.

Many different design hotels will be built underwater, allowing visitors to enjoy the 'unique' rest hours .

This city will be designed so that it can exist independently without much dependence on location. With satellite farms providing food, hydroelectric generators for energy and rainwater stored in freshwater lakes - this is an ambitious human project.

2. Project of the first city "swimming" under the ocean in Japan

Japanese engineering company Shimizu Corp has just announced its project, Ocean Spira l. This project "draws" a city entirely under water with a capacity of thousands of residents and can maintain itself based on eco-friendly energy from the seabed.

Ocean Spiral is designed to be divided into three parts: the city itself, a sphere suspended 508m above the water surface used as a place to live and work, finally a 14km long spiral road beneath.

With the help of microorganisms, Ocean Spiral's 'Earth factory' division will convert CO2 into methane (CH ₄ ) and generate energy from the temperature difference in the surrounding waters.

Judging by this project, scientists support and believe in the future success of the Ocean Spiral.

3. The heavenly city in London

'City without points' is a project to build a skyscraper in London, with the capacity that can be reached as the population of a city.

Architects say that this project will help create the necessary living space for a big city like London in the near future.

With this skyscraper, people will be able to walk around alternating ramps through shopping malls, commercial districts, residential areas in a complex and complete city structure - a 'straight city' stand'.

Design blueprints on skyscrapers in London

The building will integrate a lot of features that can be found in a normal city: car parks, green spaces and parks, shopping areas, entertainment areas and houses.

Designers have not identified the exact location, but early signs show that the building can be over 300m tall and occupy an area of ​​165,885m ² .

This building will be designed to optimize passive energy and reduce artificial light as well as energy used for cooling and heating. Each floor will have a business center and public spaces.

The purpose of this design is to build an open, efficient building and a new symbol of the capital of the misty country.

4. Lotus city of the future

This "lotus city" is a prized design of architect Tsvetan Toshkov. He wanted to build a quiet and peaceful 'oasis' among polluted cities.

His idea was to build elevated cities above the tallest skyscrapers, in the shape of a lotus flower.

The building is said to be a heavenly place for people to escape the noise, pollution and stress of busy urban areas.

Using the context of New York City, the lotus-shaped towers are designed to symbolize purity and purity. This place represents an 'ideal world' - designed based on the balance of natural space and aesthetic architecture.