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1. SUBMISSIONS FROM THE GLOBAL CALL
#BuildTheChange
THECHANGE

2. By
Azuan
Ahmad
“Gaia
Park
is
an
example
of
a
modern
park
in
an
Eco
City,
with
features
such
as
open
green
spaces,
dedicated
bike
lanes,
family
friendly
areas
for
leisure
and
exercise
and
beauAful
flower
gardens.
Solar
street
lamps
are
used
to
reduce
carbon
footprint
and
water
fountains
are
fed
by
natural
streams
or
waterfalls,
to
preserve
the
natural
environment
and
reduce
water
wastage.
Also,
the
park
houses
some
eco
art
sculptures
such
as
the
Dolphin
Monument,
erected
to
highlight
biodiversity
and
conservaAon.”

3. By
David
Norton
“Our
city
is
equipped
with
a
power
plant
containing
a
water
turbine,
wind
turbines,
and
solar
panels,
which
gets
rid
of
the
need
for
fossil
fuels
in
the
town.
Our
town
features
a
two-­‐story
apartment
building
with
a
spacious
living
room,
kitchen,
and
bedroom.
It
also
feature
a
recycling
center
with
an
observatory
on
the
top.
Also,
the
used
water
keeps
the
plants
in
town
green
instead
of
being
released
into
the
river.”

4. By
Emma
Chapman
“Here’s
my
sustainable
Lego
City.
Walkable
residenAal
and
commercial
neighborhoods,
except
for
the
airport,
which
is
off
to
the
leS
and
not
included
in
the
photograph.”

5. By
Idir
Aitsahalia
“Brickland
runs
on
energy
from
renewable
sources,
such
as
solar
power
due
to
its
locaAon
off
the
coast
of
sunny
Florida.
The
towers
are
equipped
with
solar
panels
and
rainwater
collecAon
and
filtraAon
systems
for
the
rainy
hurricane
season.”

6. By
Vikas
Sankar
“An
ecocity
starts
with
every
house
in
it
being
eco-­‐friendly.
Here
is
an
environmentally
friendly
house
with
solar
panels,
big
windows
for
air-­‐
circulaAon,
lush
terrace
garden
and
backyard
Vegetable
Patch.
There
is
a
working
ceiling
fan
and
cool
elevator
too.”

7. By
Mikkel
Bjerre
Larsen
“There
is
an
organic
farm,
and
a
lumberjack
who
says
that
wood
is
a
good
source
of
energy,
it
is
CO2
neutral.
There
are
2
new
trees
planted
every
Ame
you
cut
a
tree.
A
car
owner
has
a
car
that
runs
on
hydrogen,
extracted
from
rainwater,
which
in
the
future
can
store
power
from
solar
and
wind
energy.
It
is
important
to
re-­‐use
of
objects,
for
example
cans
and
boZles.”

8. By
Linae
Lars
“ECOWITHACCESS
in
mini-­‐scale:
My
city
doesn’t
have
curbs
or
steps
so
resident
who
use
wheelchairs
don’t
have
difficulAes
with
navigaAng
their
city!
My
city
does
have:
a
Commuity
Garden
-­‐
organic
&
heirloom
plants
only;
Solar
panels
on
most
all
of
the
structures;
a
Playground
with
monkeybars,
mearry-­‐
go-­‐round
and
teeter-­‐toZer;
The
Mall
has
glass
doors
to
allow
light
to
reduce
electricity;
The
School
&
Library
are
next
to
the
playground
and
are
close
to
each
other
to
save
travel
distance
for
students.
The
library
was
built
reusing
oak
logs
from
other
buildings.
There
are
a
lot
of
bike
racks
and
bikes
for
residents
to
borrow
as
needed,
spread
throughout
city.
Wood
stove
in
each
house-­‐
to
not
rely
on
nonrenewable
resources.
Water
fountains
recycle
rainwater
and
supply
water
for
garden.
No
gasoline
cars
allowed,
so
our
air
isn’t
polluted.”

9. By
ValenAna
Carini
“This
is
our
ecocity
as
we
imagine
it
in
Italy!
Our
city
has
an
eco-­‐factory
where
we
convert
old
cars
in
new
electric
cars.
Then,
on
the
other
side
of
the
city
there’s
an
eco-­‐gym
where
people
ride
green
exercise
bikes
and
on
the
roof
we
have
4
solar
panels
and
all
produce
electricity
that
make
the
firm
work.
In
the
city
and
we
have
2
windmill
blades
that
have
the
same
funcAon
and
exploit
the
wind.
We
hope
you
like
it!”

10. By
Beecher
Whiteaker
“Solar
panels
for
city
lights,
large
windows
to
aZract
sun
in
homes
and
buildings,
walls
insulated
with
recycled
newspapers,
all
vehicles
are
electric
saving
fuel
and
polluAon,
storm
barrels
used
to
collect
rain
water
for
gardens
and
lawns,
satellite
used
to
control
heaAng
in
homes
and
buildings.
Green
house
temperatures
controlled
by
solar
heaAng.”

11. By
CiAzen
Piper
“Ecocity
by
CiAzen
Piper
from
the
PHLUG
-­‐
Philippine
Lego
Users
Group.
This
is
an
Ecocity
that
is
built
to
conform
to
the
contour
of
the
environment.
Apartment
buildings
have
vegetable
gardens,
solar
panels
and
elevated
walkways.”