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Escape From Rising Sea Levels With a Pixelated City in the Sky

07/08/2010
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  • Global Warming City
    As rising sea levels become more inescapable every day, some designers are planning for the future and creating concepts for how we might ultimately be forced to live. Turkish architects Sinan Gunay and Mustafa Bulgur, who have accepted our watery fate, say forget trying to hold the seas back, and just build higher. City(e)scape, an eVolo entry, is their proposal for a new landscape built 70 meters above the water and attached to existing skyscrapers, creating a new ground plane....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/escape-from-rising-sea-levels-with-a-pixelated-city-in-the-sky/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Global Warming City
    As rising sea levels become more inescapable every day, some designers are planning for the future and creating concepts for how we might ultimately be forced to live. Turkish architects Sinan Gunay and Mustafa Bulgur, who have accepted our watery fate, say forget trying to hold the seas back, and just build higher. City(e)scape, an eVolo entry, is their proposal for a new landscape built 70 meters above the water and attached to existing skyscrapers, creating a new ground plane....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/escape-from-rising-sea-levels-with-a-pixelated-city-in-the-sky/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Global Warming City
    As rising sea levels become more inescapable every day, some designers are planning for the future and creating concepts for how we might ultimately be forced to live. Turkish architects Sinan Gunay and Mustafa Bulgur, who have accepted our watery fate, say forget trying to hold the seas back, and just build higher. City(e)scape, an eVolo entry, is their proposal for a new landscape built 70 meters above the water and attached to existing skyscrapers, creating a new ground plane....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/escape-from-rising-sea-levels-with-a-pixelated-city-in-the-sky/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Global Warming City
    As rising sea levels become more inescapable every day, some designers are planning for the future and creating concepts for how we might ultimately be forced to live. Turkish architects Sinan Gunay and Mustafa Bulgur, who have accepted our watery fate, say forget trying to hold the seas back, and just build higher. City(e)scape, an eVolo entry, is their proposal for a new landscape built 70 meters above the water and attached to existing skyscrapers, creating a new ground plane....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/escape-from-rising-sea-levels-with-a-pixelated-city-in-the-sky/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Global Warming City
    As rising sea levels become more inescapable every day, some designers are planning for the future and creating concepts for how we might ultimately be forced to live. Turkish architects Sinan Gunay and Mustafa Bulgur, who have accepted our watery fate, say forget trying to hold the seas back, and just build higher. City(e)scape, an eVolo entry, is their proposal for a new landscape built 70 meters above the water and attached to existing skyscrapers, creating a new ground plane....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/escape-from-rising-sea-levels-with-a-pixelated-city-in-the-sky/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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Global Warming City

As rising sea levels become more inescapable every day, some designers are planning for the future and creating concepts for how we might ultimately be forced to live. Turkish architects Sinan Gunay and Mustafa Bulgur, who have accepted our watery fate, say forget trying to hold the seas back, and just build higher. City(e)scape, an eVolo entry, is their proposal for a new landscape built 70 meters above the water and attached to existing skyscrapers, creating a new ground plane....

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