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  • In addition to building things

  • that demonstrate your ideas

  • you've also been developing your ideas continuously.

  • - Oh, yes. - What has that been about?

  • What are some of the ideas that you've changed or added?

  • In the early days, I pictured the buildings going up

  • with some assistance of machines.

  • Later, I devised particular types of machines

  • that can erect particular kinds of buildings very quickly.

  • During the early stages they will have the appearance

  • of mechanisms like you see here.

  • Each one of these robots are designed to cover

  • a certain amount of functions.

  • Starting with this type of robot which will be typical

  • which will handle materials with many different configurations

  • and move them, position them, and lock them in place.

  • During the early stages you're going to have different machines.

  • At the later stages of nanotechnology

  • the machines will be able to undergo morphing, or changing their shape

  • to accommodate whatever project lies before them.

  • This represents a relatively complex aluminum extrusion.

  • Those of you that are not familiar with that

  • if you were to take a toothpaste tube

  • and cut the letter 'T' in the opening

  • and squeeze the toothpaste, it would come like a letter 'T'.

  • This is how extrusions are made.

  • However, in the future, it may be possible

  • to extrude complete apartment houses

  • apartment building units or modules.

  • The machine would extrude the apartments

  • then they'd be cut automatically to length.

  • This lift unit

  • places the apartment or module

  • onto this crane, which then lifts it up

  • and advances it forward

  • so it locks into the twin towers.

  • It is coupled together automatically,

  • requiring no human labor.

  • This extruder can be faced

  • with different dyes to mold different shapes

  • Almost an infinite variety of shapes can be extruded.

  • It would be the apartment of your preference that's extruded.

  • This is a similar machine, operated by tractors

  • and advances toward the building

  • and then projects the segment of a building

  • directly into that hole and it's locked into place.

  • Any shape, or almost any extruded shape

  • can be designed to fit many different architectural arrangements.

  • The interiors of the buildings will not be fabricated

  • unless specified before the building is constructed.

  • After the building is constructed, the appointments in the building

  • are selected by the architect: the kind of furniture

  • the color arrangements, etc.

  • All television sets, all radios, all communication devices

  • slip into zones in the ceiling or wall

  • and you pull them out and put the latest stuff in. They don't change

  • every year, except the quality of the imagery.

  • Units that are designed today don't fit in with the house

  • you have to kind of stick them somewhere.

  • The future will look like it was born that way

  • a lot like the human body. You don't have an eye hanging out there

  • on a strap which you pull back, and that's what furniture looks like.

  • The interior of a house to me looks like a lot of stuff piled up.

  • It doesn't look like it was born that way.

  • It doesn't fare together like most natural things do.

  • This is a transitional-type structure

  • which utilizes cranes to lift the components of the building.

  • Eventually, the building itself

  • will be part of a self-erecting structure.

  • If there are particular areas where people don't want to live in

  • we could build underground cities

  • in the polar regions, tremendous cities

  • a quarter of a mile in diameter.

  • The height of the dome is high enough so it's near the surface

  • with a tremendous circle

  • which daylight comes in through.

  • The outer perimeter will serve as the apartments.

  • The inner section will have lakes, tennis courts, fields and parks.

  • As you see these surrounding elements here

  • there are elevator shafts in them, and in those elevators are transveyors

  • that take you anywhere in the city, and take you to the outer surface

  • where you can go skiing, hiking, and do whatever you want. There are winter sports.

  • There's also transportation above and underground to the next city.

  • Under certain conditions, we can project

  • the movement of clouds onto the ceiling

  • so it doesn't feel like you're living in a subterranean city.

  • People picture an underground city, subterranean

  • as damp, like a subway terminal, damp and smelly.

  • But the underground cities I'm talking about are beautiful.

  • You wouldn't know you were in an underground city.

  • The only difference is it would be located in areas

  • that ordinarily would not support human habitation.

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雅克-弗雷斯科--建設城市(未來設計的附加功能 (Jacque Fresco - Building Cities (Future by Design Extras))

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