Redesign the World finalists
Fernando Donis’ Frame City proposal to “combine city and countryside” wins Redesign the World contest
Mcheileh Studio’s flying farms that “combine aerospace technology with aeroponic farming” named Redesign the World runner-up
Oliver Salway calls for people to “redesign their lives” instead of redesigning the planet
Shivam Takulia and Anya Ghosh propose giant fog-harvesting buildings to create “a healthier and more nourished world”
Enzo Lara-Hamilton, Anne Wagner and Morgan Heenan imagine a world in which people live in “self-contained micro-habitats”
BPAS Architects envisions rain-collecting skyscrapers to “reverse desertification”
Angelo Renna and Oleksandr Nenenko envision a world dominated by “superorganism” trees
Justinian Khoo envisions networks of floating cities “to provide freedom for nature on land”
Matthew Pratt’s vision to elevate humanity “high above the ground” wins joint third place in the Redesign the World contest
Bless Yee’s vision for carbon-capturing “living infrastructures” wins joint third place in the Redesign the World contest
Dennis Christian Schmidt proposes underground cities to protect humanity from “the hardships our future holds”
Amaury Garay, Paola Alvarez and Mauricio Trujillo imagine holistic world where humans live in “techno communities”
Mando Xie proposes green floating cities to enable “human civilization to continue” on the ocean
Gaetano Fornarelli proposes “moving the countryside to the city” by creating car-free garden cities
