By creating a parallel urban landscape much compared to nature itself we elevate our future cities away from the uprising seas, away from our impact on the existing soil, relieving nature of our impact. The form, symbiotic with nature, would derive from the natural shapes surrounding the city. This way we would project a new space that brings us closer to nature, and, through the sequential building techniques of say, a 3D printing robot, it would allow a continuous organic flow of matter resembling the nature forms and shapes engrained in the human development.
Instead of following the vertical tendency of the shape of our cities, we choose to intervene in the space we already occupy, using as much as possible the resources already in use. Advances in recycling materials as metal and concrete have been instrumental in realizing we can reuse this materials, re-purpose them as elements in our new planning systems. This horizontal concept pretends to ensure a better and simpler motion within and between the urban spaces, thus also avoiding the idea of a hierarchy inherent to any vertical construction.