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10 examples of spectacular urban design that every city should have

10 examples of spectacular urban design that every city should have.

Recently, more and more people are moving from villages to cities. According to a United Nations study, by 2050 as many as 68 % of the world's population should live in an urban environment. This is precisely why urban design is gaining importance.

The environment that surrounds us has a great influence on our well-being, behavior and even the way of thinking. Which 10 examples of urban design would benefit the inhabitants of each city? Prepare for the unexpected, as some of the sculptures look extremely futuristic.

1. A shiny bike path

A shiny bike path.
A shiny bike path.

The bike path found in Poland is the perfect solution for those who love evening rides but are afraid of the dark.

2. Park made of recycled materials

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'Urban Bloom' is a small Shanghai park that presents itself as a paradise for nature lovers. With a little imagination, even waste can be beautiful.

3. Multifunctional urban furniture

Multifunctional urban furniture.
Multifunctional urban furniture.

As part of the project under which the Spanish designers signed, a structure was created that is a green house, a bench and an office at the same time.

4. Labyrinth of mirrors


The installation by Danish designer Jeppe Hein allows visitors to interact with the surrounding environment.

5. Dome for producing food

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Ikea's future design lab have created the Algae Dome, a 13-foot "food-producing architecture pavilion" for growing microalgae. The Algae Dome has over 1,000 feet of coiled tubing for the microalgae. It can grow nearly 119 gallons of microalgae in just under three days. Microalgae can easily replace soybeans, and can be used to feed livestock, hopefully reducing deforestation. ☆ . . #eco #tech #stuff #green #environment #energyefficient #energysaving #sustainableliving #ecohome #climatechange #sustainability #ecofriendlyproducts #algaedome #ecoconscious #alternativeenergy #algae #ecoarchitecture #sustainable #savetheplanet #gadget #greenenergy #renewable #greentech #technology #innovation #hydroelectric #cleanenergy #zeroemission #savewater #gogreen

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Urban design goes hand in hand with sustainable development. The dome, inside which hides a bioreactor capable of producing a large amount of microalgae, certainly proves this.

6. Self-cleaning roads

Self-cleaning roads.
Self-cleaning roads.

South Korea is one of the most advanced countries in the world. Therefore, the fact that water triggers are built into their roads should not even surprise us.

7. Smart Wi-Fi stations

Smart Wi-Fi stations.
Smart Wi-Fi stations.

Stations where you can charge your battery, use your laptop and look up information on a large screen are of utmost importance to modern society.

8. Street library


Street libraries want to convince people that sometimes it is necessary to turn off electronic devices and pick up a good book.

9. Labyrinth made of garbage


The labyrinth, which consists of more than 15,000 bottles, grew in Buenos Aires. While entertaining the masses, it also draws attention to one of the most pressing social problems.

10. Spectacular fountains


The 'Vortex' fountain is found in Great Britain. You will quickly become hypnotized by looking at her.

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