Check out the City's plans for the future from all over the world!

Do you know that in 2050, three-quarters of the world's human population will be urban residents. Rapid urbanization does have economic benefits. The concept of a future city is nothing new, it is often illustrated by ideal imaginative projections of what a city looks like.

Here are the future city plans from several countries in the world

#1 Umka - Russia

Russia will use the siberian tundra to become an independent city called Umka which is expected to warm its inhabitants in the winter.

The design of this city resembles the international space station, but the extent is even greater. This city will later be home to 5,000 residents and will be a free city from the outside world. In addition the city is already equipped with futuristic design that will protect from melting icebergs.

1. Rabbit hole - Mexico
   
   Mexico is building the world's first underground city
   Architects and engineers plan to build an underground city with 65 beaches and an inverted pyramid of 82,000 squares located right under mexico city.

2. Floating City -China, Japan
   
   Climate change, rising sea levels, increasingly natural resources make China ply to create a floating city, the city will have an area of ​​4 square miles and is equipped by underground passageways.
   Meanwhile, a Japanese shimizu company has completed the design of their own floating city called Floating Green. As the name implies, some of these floating towns are covered by natural vegetation and towers in the center of the city will act as centers of livestock and settlements.

In addition the Japanese city plans to create the first underwater city called Ocean Spiral. The city will be home to 5,000 people and will use seawater as a source of energy. If you think about how the inhabitants can breathe?

1. Venus -Florida Project United States
   

The Venus project is a future city with Jacque Fresco's perfect design and layout. The city has a circular shape that allows the efficient use of resources, including time.

Which will be the backbone of the venus project is a building factory that is able to produce buildings in bulk. Lightweight and weather-resistant urban structures also allow for reduced risk of damage from natural disasters such as floods, earthquakes or fires.

Well guys that he some future city design, unique and very extraordinary, maybe agan agan who plans to want to live there?