Synopsis
What could the city of the future look like? Despite rapid growth, metropolitan areas can remain livable: with architecture that focuses on sustainability. Through building on existing structures and densification upwards and downwards.
Episodes
Season 11
The House on the RoofThe first episode is all about vertical densification: from small roof extensions to large-scale additions, from additional floors to houses.44m2
The Village on the RoofThe second episode introduces villages on roofs and a floating garden. Entire landscapes are being created on roofs. Sustainable construction in existing buildings, more greenery – creates space with quality of life.44m3
Above and Below - New Urban SpacesSustainable architecture brings nature into the city: former urban highways are being transformed into parks, and new oases are being created. In addition, cities are growing downwards – and even diagonally.44m4
Building LandscapesIn the fourth episode, things are finally going upside down: complex and multi-layered building landscapes are emerging. Nature and the city are merging on different levels, and new space is also being created underground.44m
The House on the RoofThe first episode is all about vertical densification: from small roof extensions to large-scale additions, from additional floors to houses.44m2The Village on the RoofThe second episode introduces villages on roofs and a floating garden. Entire landscapes are being created on roofs. Sustainable construction in existing buildings, more greenery – creates space with quality of life.44m3Above and Below - New Urban SpacesSustainable architecture brings nature into the city: former urban highways are being transformed into parks, and new oases are being created. In addition, cities are growing downwards – and even diagonally.44m4Building LandscapesIn the fourth episode, things are finally going upside down: complex and multi-layered building landscapes are emerging. Nature and the city are merging on different levels, and new space is also being created underground.44m