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"Future Living" Berlin does not seem so futuristic
Comment from : HB

Urban Planners dictated the future to us in the 1960iesso now cities are ugly Thanks
Comment from : Denis F

11:33 That is Gru
Comment from : Nick Riendeau

Are Germans unable or unwilling to speak English? Even the Spanish must speak English No dubbing there But the Germans? «No, can’t be bothered with such an inferiour language Let the dubber do the job!» brThis is an international product, But Germans are not willing to talk EnglishbrbrWe also see this in comment sections, where treads are in English, but where Germans routinely brakes in with their German
Comment from : TH

Add WEF nazism in the shape of 15 minutes city, mass surveillance, total control programmable money, digital IDs, climate taxes
Comment from : Scientifically

Comment from : Planetary Tiger

I feel like urban planning in the US hyperfocuses on the social side of planning and all but ignores the innovations in technological advances of the built world outside of chasing grant $s for LEED certification or various tax credits (historical, LIHTC, etc) But I'm only an American with a masters in planning working for the federal housing department (meaning I interact almost exclusively with people via grant funding)
Comment from : J S

18:13 they could have done a little better than just a gigantic lawn with a few trees This supports very little biodiversity and still hangs on to the illogical modernist idea of the lawn
Comment from : grandi

16:32 why just not use cars at all and just use cycling and public transport? Idk why we need hydrogen or electric personal cars
Comment from : grandi

Thank you so much for this lecture!brLiving in Asia, I find the streets so inhumane On the same road, only a narrow space is provided for people to walk, compared a large space for the cars Living humans have to be squeezed and conflict for just walking, while the inorganic machines enjoy such large comfortable places But the solution is not demolishing everything (especially the plants) but reduce cars instead Mobility (vehicles) is taking up too much space brFor building materials, if the forest can be regrown (plant 10 trees for felling 1) that is good idea, but plants also have strong emotions and can feel pain, so using inorganic materials could be easier I like the idea of reusing or subtly fixing the existing old buildings instead of constructing new onesbrThe fastest way for the Carbon neutrality is developing Free Energy (etheric energy) like those in Nikola Tesla's mind
Comment from : Multi Verse - UFO

Tomorrow's great building DESIGN & construction are equipped with ultimate DEFENSE system against DREADED bldg Smashers
Comment from : Joe Son

I love Elvis
Comment from : Perry Comeau

Those buildings just serve the market not the human interactions and communicationI find the best model for building is the median type we find in the Arab world where you can feel some warmth and harmony between people
Comment from : koreishite

As long as the “future cities” are fully walkable with robust public transit I’m on board
Comment from : DSoloha

Regardless of what you do, no community/town/city is sustainable unless it incorporates a comfortable, reliable, and accessible public transportation network
Comment from : Earth+

Different thought on that last one: even the Nabateans (sp?) and Indians Decorated their homes carved out rock, for nicer esthetics That guy just enjoys sticking out, 😜
Comment from : Nomadic Creator

this is a great documentary!
Comment from : Makiroll

The vision of climate-neutral cities and the ability to actively filter carbon dioxide from the air, as advocated by futurologist Vincente Guallarte, is not limited to theoretical speculation The United States stands at the forefront of masterful urban planning, demonstrating innovative approaches and spearheading the development of smart towns and cities that embrace sustainability and environmental stewardship Let us explore multiple examples of how the United States is leading the way in this transformative journeybrbrOne remarkable illustration of sustainable urban planning in the United States is the city of Boulder, Colorado Recognized for its commitment to environmental preservation, Boulder has implemented various initiatives to achieve climate neutrality The city aims to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2050, fostering renewable energy use, encouraging energy-efficient buildings, and prioritizing sustainable transportation systems Boulder's holistic approach showcases the integration of sustainable industries, renewable energy, and smart infrastructure to create a thriving and climate-resilient urban environmentbrbrAnother shining example is found in Portland, Oregon, a city renowned for its sustainable practices Portland has embraced an array of innovative strategies to reduce carbon emissions and enhance environmental sustainability Notable initiatives include the development of green roofs, the promotion of sustainable transportation options such as cycling and public transit, and the integration of energy-efficient building designs Portland's commitment to sustainable urban planning has made it a leader in the United States, inspiring other cities to follow suitbrbrAdditionally, the city of Seattle, Washington, has demonstrated its dedication to masterful urban planning through its comprehensive approach to sustainability Seattle aims to be carbon-neutral by 2050 and has implemented various initiatives to achieve this goal The city's commitment to renewable energy sources, such as hydroelectric power, and the adoption of energy-efficient building practices have contributed to its reputation as an environmentally conscious city Seattle's efforts in integrating sustainability into its urban fabric highlight the United States' leadership in envisioning and implementing climate-neutral citiesbrbrFurthermore, innovative projects like Hudson Yards in New York City exemplify the transformative power of sustainable urban planning Hudson Yards, one of the largest urban development projects in the United States, incorporates smart city technologies and sustainable design principles From energy-efficient buildings to green spaces and advanced transportation systems, Hudson Yards sets a precedent for future developments that prioritize sustainability, efficient resource management, and a high quality of life for its residentsbrbrIn conclusion, the United States is at the forefront of masterful urban planning, leading the way in developing smart towns and cities that strive for climate neutrality and environmental stewardship Cities like Boulder, Portland, Seattle, and projects like Hudson Yards showcase the country's commitment to sustainable industries, renewable energy, and innovative urban concepts By embracing the laws and principles of nature, the United States is paving the way for a future where cities actively filter carbon dioxide from the air, redefine communal living, and repurpose old buildings to create vibrant, sustainable, and resilient urban environments
Comment from : Jeff Morrison

Walt, we built EPCOT!
Comment from : Fernando Torre-Mora

Jacques Fresco and The Venus Project I have never found a better way to run a civilization
Comment from : judas brute

🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿
Comment from : Ramazan Kamilov

Germany is the best country I wish my country filthy India would have urban planners like this
Comment from : Aek

I don't like the style of the German architect, and the Japanese with a smart city I only appreciate the Mediterranean way of life
Comment from : poskok2001

But the real question is: Where are the poor people going to live and are people still being able to buy a home for themselves?
Comment from : LaperDash

Valldaura is making me so proud to live in Spain Although the general public still has a lot of improving to do in terms of sustainability (recycling, dietary habits, energy efficiency, water consumption) it's amazing to see how innovative things like city planning can be in such an old country
Comment from : Maria

11:02
Comment from : Zuri Rios

Can clay house stand up to earthquakes?
Comment from : Rayan Salmon

That's what I'm talking about: smart cities that exist in harmony with nature 🌲🌲🌲
Comment from : LM Cognitio

It's a hoax been a real estate developer for a very long timePlenty of examples and back up data for my assumption It's mostly failure that is found when you look at the data Financial as well as social structures do not survive the wishfull thinking projected in models If you understand macro economics you'll see the truth It's a profit scheme for the makers that will leave you unhappy, broke and in debt
Comment from : J Van

Great deal, right here
Comment from : George Harris

These places are so ugly! Where is the beauty needed to feed the human soul!
Comment from : Cris S

Wood works great for up to 4 stories brRight tool for the jobbrCopy city's that work and don't reinvent the wheel
Comment from : Michael H

Opening everything by app uses electricy, keys don'tgreat future planning
Comment from : 10 OSwords

Is that John Williams' Chiyo's Prayer at 5:44?
Comment from : Carlo Ipac

Free Cannaabis, happy people, everyone is a friend, brother and sister, every place is our shelter
Comment from : Salvatore Sikilaççi

The fact that this documentary is called "Urban Planners get creative" but there are no actual urban planners in it, only corporations and architects talking about what cities should be I like the spirit of the documentary, it brings interesting topics to the table However, I think there is a misconception about what urban planning/design is and the range of professionals who collaborate in it
Comment from : Carlos S

future eh? im sill waiting on those flying cars 2025 is almost here better hurry up
Comment from : AH AH

I live in America, this ain't happening here! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 We had people throwing temper tantrums because they had to wash their hands and put on a 😷😷 during the height of COVID-19, we can't get big things done Anything proposed to move EVERYONE forward in America is immediately attacked with lies and propaganda, VERY SAD! My nation has an outdated transportation system, healthcare system and justice ⚖️ system, we are going backwards Racism and gun violence is destroying any substantive progress in America; does anyone here in the comments live in a thriving, non-violent nation that does smart things every time, please share how your intelligent nation does things!
Comment from : Michael Hairston jr

I'm sorry but future living looks like a scam to me I think they should be looked into
Comment from : Jack Steven

Great respect for King Charles for his decisive move
Comment from : Carin Hiebert

Well, it wasn't long from claiming that the most peaceful times in industrialized countries are seeing a rise in insecurity to the need of putting survilliance cameras on these so called lanterns
Comment from : Ometecuhtli

Rammed earth
Comment from : heartofodds

Although there is a lot of good in this documentary, it it mostly just Green washing Adaptive architecture is just a way of trying to make not building new sound cool It’s it’s just a fancy rebranding effort It’s still good that it’s happening but let’s not kid ourselves
Comment from : Sara Wärlestedt

I don't want a home, I just want a spacesuit I can live in that and not pay rent anymore
Comment from : Fei-Hong Wong

Everything being electronic is one bad solar storm from being scrap Good luck with that
Comment from : Fei-Hong Wong

Cool docu That Panasonic city at the end looks awful! Just a mini suburbia More detached, single family homes Next!
Comment from : Liquid Snake

It would be better to stop dithering and simply go car free Humanity already knows how to live this way Holland does Mix in Feldheim Integrate food production localize everything Think like a dark ages monastery or a manorial estate Self sufficiency as climate whiplash destroys regional, national and global resources, infrastructure etc Mega projects and large grids will die under constantly shifting water resources and extremes of drought and flood
Comment from : GhostOnTheHalfShell

Fines for leaving assigned living zones
Comment from : Langton Industries

Dystopian Hubris will bury everyone
Comment from : Piotr Moszumanski

Yeah, I like the ideas presented here but think that energy-sourcing of hydrogen solutions is bogus, including the marketing term 'green hydrogen' I think those that push hydrogen fuels are looking for a new commodity to exploit with future price trappings We've heard of promotions like "Too cheap to meter" in the past Fossil fuels need to be gone, yes, and the sooner the better, but replacing one commodity to be played with another is dead wrong It's a self-made pricing trap Hydrogen may have advantages with singular applied technologies of the future where sourcing and usage are all located close in near the tech applicationbrbrThe usage of previously purposed buildings is very interesting and has some real cost advantages IMO Good idea
Comment from : Tim Colby

Some strange statements here Reusing old buildings is hardly a new idea nor is using local materials, which is why there is so much brick cos there is a lot of clay It’s also strange to say clay (presumably for bricks) is not as durable as concrete Brick is a very durable material and can last thousands of years Company towns is not exactly groundbreaking either irrespective of the technological gloss
Comment from : Jon Talbot

Cities are already to a large degree on their path for development There will likely be an inflection which sparks each to develop a particular type of way and for the new cities to be established and built from scratch in this way I think the land will be better managed and more people will be moving to live in the cities I like the residential quarter in Berlin! The economy needs to promote shareholders equity in building these homes for people! I forget what they are called in Japanese, and this city may be a bit novel, but I'd open a venture capitalist tea house bistro there I really like the diversity and plentitude of possibilities I'd like to make a distinction between corn and food City food production could be significantly regional, but every location cannot grow corn, or staple crops How many kilometers does an average Amazon truck or van drive delivering goods daily I know Amazon could be the first to pay money for hydrogen What I would do is have the fuel at the Amazon distribution center, the driver has two shifts, comes back to the distribution center for lunch, fills back up and delivers the rest of his packagesbrYou have to have a law which preserves land for mixed city / nature use Merging city with nature requires a plan which increases the equity for the people who purchased in the zone You would want impressives homes built, they need to be highly invested in wind/solar and their farms would be adjacent to the bike trails, horse trails, etc Architecture is such a fine study, I think there will be plenty of expressions by them, and its their design of what natural about living in a city Good thing about each city, they're all surrounded by rural and wilderness lands I think it's understanding what sort of energy and production from the rural areas into the city, and the permanence of rural areas is dependent upon them being productive The ambition of more people living in the city and making enough money to eat better quality food produce locally is a strong driver The city consume, the city will merge with nature The diversity of architectural approaches is consistent with the economy investing in the direction of the lowest possible Carbon cycle Most fuels will be produced, which fuels utilized will depend on company, industry, and region The cars manufactured on one continent will likely be designed to be used in a hemisphere of trade for fuels energy I'm thinking that fuels energy production could be uniform to a degree where manufactured fuels would be utilized by hybrid/electrics and planes and shipping cargo and raw materials and finished goods, and hydrogen is used by Amazon, UPS, FedEx and Yacht owners The science of regulating climate, or regulating carbon in the atmosphere, is one of introducing and extracting carbon from the atmosphere The economy needs to be designed to find ways for extraction to be profitable Extracting carbon before it is introduced into the atmosphere by burning plastic and making concrete from the ash is a technology which extracts carbon The analysis isn't always was the carbon extracted from the atmosphere Developing technology which allows us to extract carbon in a carbon saturated condition allows us to generate the money we need to extract trace amounts of carbon from the atmosphere and it propels our understanding of what we will need to do to make Venus a habitable world We will extract carbon when we manufacture fuel, so making concrete from the plastic from this fuel is very resourceful and the process of production is a carbon reducing loop
Comment from : Bradley Adams

REPAIR AND REFURBISH!!
Comment from : Memento Mori

Good reason to build it well, efficiently and strong in the first place
Comment from : JudyBarrette

I guess this Euro-fantasy with limited fossil fuel availability could be the rational delusion of life for the infinitesimally small sliver of humanity who want to be observed in a Petri dishbrBut for the vast majority of the 8B people, an urban dystopia with all the bells and whistles is in your futurebr(Make reservations today) 🤠
Comment from : Toby Goodguy

Don't be fooled, they're asking us to live in concrete ruins using green as an excuse Can we ask our politicians to stop using private jets and mansions instead
Comment from : Fast Car ms

7:30 feels like a deep fake
Comment from : sandymakesplans

Cities take to long to change We may not see significant change in our lifetime
Comment from : Mark Dailey

Too CGI than useful reality
Comment from : Chat K

15:36 With that money china can build 4 nuclear power plants
Comment from : Comitato centrale

9:06 literally almost as little dense as American suburbs… that’s an interesting take on what sustainable means 😅
Comment from : Comitato centrale

Those "smart cities" being built by corporations are 100 dystopian Especially the the Toyota one Of course they designed the entire city around cars even though they're a massive waste of materials, space, and energy and they're damned noisy
Comment from : RhianKristen

anything is great as long as they get rid of dogs… all cites should be ban dogs
Comment from : 정의훈

I just want to walk around my city without worrying about being stabbed or run over by a carbrbrUrban planners just need to solve those two problems and citizens will come out in droves
Comment from : Aim High

I want to live in a biocity
Comment from : RD Lewis

Probably like a battery chicken farm
Comment from : FCA47

World by grid water filter systems that builds energy as space stations & shuttle bases Bring ocean n2 a 🌀 grid trees of steps bring more oxygen from outermost sphere of atmospheric levels connecting with 🌀 ocean 💧 above earth not collected in basins
Comment from : Shirley LaVerne Rose J

never knew places that look like this actually exist seems like such a paradise for work life balance especially for young people
Comment from : reoxia

Smart cities would have to have a backup plan if Flooding is a problem from storms, cyclones etc… how would they survive these aftermaths? Our North Island in New Zealand got badly hit by Cyclone Gabrielle hundreds of people still missing 🙏🏼😞
Comment from : Trasea

the concept of turning cities into forests is foolish act because so many forests are converting into deserts If we follow his idea we will end up by cutting the forest According to him he will use more wood to build a house So each house will use more than 100 trees To grow them it will take 20 to 50 years
Comment from : Gossips Today

can you please lend me a charger? I need to open my front door
Comment from : Matias

Bravo! Very good and instructive video about how our future cities should be integrally part of the nature Optimality is the key word
Comment from : mohamed ali berrada

To plan our cities we usually forget the role of geographers, and I think that we need to know where to place urban functions first instead of desing concrete spaces We need to know and plan the way this places are going to interact with the rest of the city (for example from a mobility point of view), and make them the most functional and optimal from the most ecological, social and economical point of view So, in conclusion, architects should not be in charge of planning cities but in designing the diferent places that make them up This is the big mistake of urban planning nowadays
Comment from : Sergio Basilio

Modelo fractal de la Escuela de San boal: El futuro de nuestras ciudades será copiar al máximo lo que la naturaleza lleva haciendo millones de años ¿Hablamos?
Comment from : JOSÉ LUIS BLANCO HERNÁNDEZ

Is all about planning ahead, and utilising what you can offer and what benefits the economy, this is when project management comes in
Comment from : sai wing raymond wah

"The cities of the world are suffering the same problem of pollution, traffic and safety" so what Toyota proposes? Keep the roads for cars, are another for smaller cars (they call it personal mobily vehicles) and a serpent like path (much longer than needed obviously) for pedestrians Bikes dissapears, obviously, so Toyota would continue selling cars
Comment from : Cayetano Ruiz Corraliza

What I understand is every developed country understand the way forward to sustainable future and understand they need to change a lof things which does not suit to the new model At the same time change requires great amount of energy And energy means more pollution This will be very long way to walk but I am excited to see this happening in great scale This will be a next revolution
Comment from : Elvin

How can you test what people will use if they aren't being charged until after the test
Comment from : VeryNice

11:31 Dr Gru in action
Comment from : Ridho Andia

Please urban planners, don't be like your coleagues from the brutalist period
Comment from : Krunoslav Kovacec

Ist dieses Doku auch auf Deutsch? Dnake!
Comment from : vicen09rdg

no :'( where the good old days Lasting Ages architecture building why replace with This boring Too Be Feel old and Outdated in the future and get abonded Or demolish
Comment from : JustAbrony

Futuristic story you've covered DW, this urban planning is the path we should all take into consideration
Comment from : Steven Kim

Ban constructing new cities
Comment from : Brandon Lee

Ecorich people play with thire toys again 🤔
Comment from : Mafae Jamie

My City where Philips company started about 110 years ago Some big area's have a lot of old Philips factories These old factories are transformed into housing, student art studios, Restaurants, small businesses Also a lot of public transport This area is called Strijp-S
Comment from : obimk1

I love the docu’s you make DW brings high-quality, informative and inspiring content that never bores in a stylish and minimalist way without falling into the trap of sensationalism I just think it’s a shame to talk in English over the interviewees instead of adding subtitles I think it’s a bit disrespectful and anglocentric and I hope you consider leaving some space for these people and their beautiful languages
Comment from : Paul Pien

The last house is very ugly I'm sorry that is the ugliest I have ever seen it looks so lazy
Comment from : Singapore Noodles

23:20 why suddenly it feels like from idiocracy scene, where the smash wall windows and looking at that nasty architect 🥲
Comment from : lucky cat

MORE AND MORE IMPROVISATION???? brbrTHIS people has no idea on the importance of have the whole systems of infrastructure designed
Comment from : Fabrikoooo

Do not live in a smart city if you are really smart Otherwise, you will be controlled by big brothers 24/7
Comment from : H Semih

Thanks for this, this topic is very close to my heart as I'm writing a book about it!
Comment from : Noukz

Lol, Germans can't even permit an EV factory without protesting snake wildlife preserves, water use bitching and general Nimbyism Germans with never do a damn thing They will be on vacation for 9 weeks out of the year and let timelines slip The Spanish will fare no better
Comment from : Caesars7Hills

Nice idea, giving more power to big companies to monitorize even more our lives by celebrating that new "smart-cities" will be their new productwhen did "smart" word became the new "hamterish-slave" technocratic concept??
Comment from : Albert Gaspà

4:50
Comment from : flat mars society

that office looks awful - if you are truly environmentally concerned just work from home
Comment from : B H

Less cars, more trains and bikes
Comment from : Luis

I don't get why they show Dubai when talking about 'future'? Dubai urban planning is even worse than most American cities which are totally car dependent and unwalkable Dubai is designed for cars, not people It's one of the most hostile places for anyone who is not in a car Even crossing a road at dedicated places is stressful and dangerous Please STOP showing or mentioning Dubai when talking about 'future'
Comment from : D S