Ebook {Epub PDF} City 2.0: The Habitat of the Future and How to Get There by TED Books

 · ‎The world’s cities are on pace to balloon from billion inhabitants today to more than 6 billion by mid-century. As a result, we face both a dire emergency and a tremendous opportunity. At their best, our modern cities are hubs of human connection, fountains of /5(4). The world's cities are on pace to balloon from billion inhabitants today to more than 6 billion by mid-century. As a result, we face both a dire emergency and a tremendous opportunity. At their best, our modern cities are hubs of human connect.  · City The Habitat of the Future and How to Get There, produced in partnership with The Atlantic Cities, celebrates 12 promising, provocative responses to this challenge — in realms ranging from transportation to food to art. It asks: How can we transform cities to be sustainable, efficient, beautiful and invigorating?

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Febru at pm EST. As the world’s population expands toward 10 billion people within the next 50 years, urban citizens face an unprecedented opportunity to build more vibrant, just and inclusive urban centers. Because we know that cities are powered by people, and people enable change, TED responded to the rapidly changing urban landscape by granting the TED Prize to an idea: the City The world's cities are on pace to balloon from billion inhabitants today to more than 6 billion by mid-century. As a result, we face both a dire emergency and a tremendous opportunity. At their best, our modern cities are hubs of human connect. City is a book that provides a decent introduction into cities of the future and problems of the cities today. It's worth the price tag shown (currently $). A lot of these may be TED talks and other TEDx event talks, but they ultimately provide a window that is much needed for future cities and how we can reboot the proto-typical city in the world today.