Further research : Manas Bhatia

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                               Al-generated future cities design project (2022)  by Manas Bhatia


 Today I will be researching Manas Bhatia who is an architect and computer designer from India. I am researching this artist because he shows a lot of detail and depth in his designs of futuristic architecture and this will inform me in further research for my major project. 

This is one of his project concepts, it is called Al-generated future cities and he thought of this idea to show how can a utopian city theme based with sustainable modern skyscrapers designs could be in the future. These are 'symbiotic, bio-mimetic and fluid' residential/apartments and the materials he envisioned for them are algae and bio-luminescent material. These towers are air-purification designed to provide plenty of advantages for the future society and they are structures to lessen carbon emissions. He created this concept by using the mid-journey and Al system by writing instructions for his idea. 

I am really fascinated by this concept, the design is very futuristic and has all the elements that could make the future better while still keeping the overall design really modern. The greenery on the buildings and the location transforms the whole idea of futurism into something spectacular of a concept and I think a lot of people would love to experience this view up close in the future. 



















References:

- Ar.manasbhatia (2022) Ai envisions a futuristic sustainable city with air-purifying biophilic skyscrapers, designboom. Available at: https://www.designboom.com/architecture/ai-futuristic-sustainable-city-air-purifying-biophilic-skyscrapers-manas-bhatia-08-22-2022/ (Accessed: November 16, 2022).

- Ibrahim, N.N. (2022) Ai-generated future cities by manas Bhatia, AmazingArchitecture. Amazing architecture. Available at: https://amazingarchitecture.com/futuristic/ai-generated-future-cities-by-manas-bhatia (Accessed: November 16, 2022).










Comments

  1. Zoe Van-de-Velde22 November 2022 at 02:29

    This is still not really research - you need to discuss the materials and design and relate it to your own - you have quoted something in thing but not used a citation so i do not know its source. Also it is very short for a research post

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