Belgian architect Vincent Callebaut has made designs for an underwater ecovillage that is self-sustaining and could house up to 20,000 people.
The Aequorea project envisions spiraling “oceanscrapers” that are constructed entirely of recycled plastics of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
The Aequorea would house up to 20,000 people, have science labs, offices, hotels, sports fields and farms that would feed everyone in the eco-village. The plans call for 250 floors that reach a depth of 3,280 ft (1000 meters). Desalinated water would be used for drinking, bio-luminescence would provide light and microalgae would take care of recycling the organic waste matter.
The eco-towers’ geometry and ballasting would help to counter whirlpools and natural buoyancy. This will also help against storms, currents and earthquakes. The shell will increase in thickness and strength the further down the towers reach into the ocean.
There are also other great initiatives out there like this that include Mana Fest, Backyard Abundance and The Venus Project . What others are out there?
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When they do find someone to have a relationship with, it is exciting and fulfilling for a few months, maybe a few years.
Find out what nourishes your soul, and find the sacredness in each moment: Take a walk in the forest. Watch funny movies in your bed. Create art, or write from deep inside of your soul.
There is subtle strength that lies within us all. A higher consciousness that never gives up and is always seeking for the upheaval from the darkness into the light. A raising of our vibration and the constant forming and reforming of our mind, bringing us back to that in which we ultimately seek.