The document discusses characteristics of past, present and future cities. It describes Machu Picchu and highlights its amazing urban construction according to a rigorous plan. Hong Kong is summarized as having a lack of land but consisting of over 1250 skyscrapers. Dubai is outlined as aiming to stand above the rest through expanding culture and landmarks. Elements like golden bauhinia square, international commerce centre, and beaches are noted as potential inclusions for a new future city.

1. INTRODUCTION
The social, economical and psychological impact of
such degradation has also affected everyone’s life.
Today, on an emergency basis, the formidable task of
rebuilding and renewing the city should be undertaken.
Thus, the mayor has to lead the effort for rebuilding,
redesigning and reshaping to make it suitable for the
citizens of the future.

2. The City
2.1 The city definition :
-A center of population, commerce, and culture.
-A town of significant size and importance.
2.2 A City have include :
Cities generally have complex systems for sanitation,
utilities, land usage, housing, and transportation.
2.3 A Good City have include :
1. Environmental value - low carbon, waste management ,
water and atmosphere and biodiversity.
2. Economic value - Stable employment and income, more
urbanization, New business, knowledge society and
tourism etc.
3. Social value - Health care, Local medical services, nursing,
security, culture, social solidarity and Social capital

3. 2.4 Definition of Future City
• A regeneration of existing urban areas
• A higher quality of life, the preservation of green
space.
• The creation of favorable environment for
enhanced business and trading.

4. Investigation & Data
Collection: Ancient Cities
3.1 The History of Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu was built around 1450.
The construction of Machu Picchu
appears to date from the period of
the two great Incas,which is:
•Pachacutec Inca Yupanqui (1438–71)
•Tupac Inca Yupanqui (1472–93).

5. 3.2 The significant city and details
1) It was the most amazing urban creation of the Inca Empire at its
height.
2) Its giant walls, terraces and ramps seem as if they have been
cut naturally in the continuous rock escarpments.
3) The natural setting, the upper Amazon basin with its rich
diversity of flora and fauna.
Machu Picchu stands
2,430 m above sea-
level, in the middle of a
tropical mountain
forest, in an
extraordinarily beautiful
setting.

6. Inca architecture reveals with the titanic earthen works which :
• multiplied the platforms.
• leveled the rocky relief .
• constructed ramps and stairways.
• literally sculpted the mountain whose cyclopean constructions appear to
be a prolongation of nature.
3.3 Conclusion about the cities
3.4 The information or element that can use to my new
future city.
•The construction of this amazing
city.
• set out according to a very
rigorous plan
• comprises one of the most
spectacular creations

7. Investigation & Data
Collection: Present Cities
4.1 History of Hong Kong
Hong Kong as we know it today was
born when China’s Qing dynasty
government was defeated in the First
Opium War in 1842, when it ceded
Hong Kong Island to Britain.
Within 60 years, Kowloon, the New
Territories and 235 Outlying Islands
were also leased to Britain.

8. 4.2 The significant city and detail.
Hong Kong faced with the challenge of a lack of available land.
Today, the cities with the most skyscrapers is Hong Kong which
consist more than 1250 skyscrapers.
High-rises and other
iconic buildings that
make it a living
showcase of the best
in international
contemporary
architecture.

9. 4.3 Conclusion about the cities.
A look at the city’s history could give a strong impression that
change is the only constant here.
Hong Kong’s spirit has never changed. In fact, the same energy
and dynamism that turned a group of sleepy fishing villages into a
crossroads of international trade is now taking Asia’s world city
into the 21st century.

10. 4.4 The information or element that can use to my new future city.
Golden Bauhinia Square
The bauhinia is the emblem of Hong Kong.
An occasion that held tremendous significance for
the world’s largest nation and that stands out as a
landmark event in 20th century history.

11. International Commerce Centre
The 490m International Commerce Centre, known locally as ICC, is
the latest ‘super skyscraper’ to take the title of Hong Kong’s tallest
building.

12. Investigation & Data
Collection : Future Cities
5.1 The Start of Dubai Future City
Dubai has jumped up a new global list predicting the world's most
competitive cities in 2025.
The city is only 40 years old, Dubai’s skyline towers uniformly above the
ground.
It is aiming to stand above the rest both literally and metaphorically.

13. 5.2 The significant city and detail.
Dubai’s culture and size is rapidly expanding as it becomes a
city of the future.
Landmarks pepper the skyline including the world's tallest freestanding
hotel, world's third tallest officer tower, world's tallest all-residential tower,
and world's longest pedestrian bridge between two building

14. -Dubai is a city of style and swagger
-where Ferraris line the streets and everything is
done
with exorbitance.
4.4 The information or element that can use to my
new future city.

15. The City is Surrounding by water
• Relaxing Site
• Luxury is one element In Dubai
-With so many beachfront resorts, each with signature
treatments
and products, Dubai has become a spa incentive destination.

16. THE X-CITY, on-air
The cities is surrounded by rain
water.
Flower petal
can used for
Solar energy
Flower petal shape can he close ,as a protection of the
cities from natural disaster .

17. IN THE X-CITY
Public
official
Residential
Commercial
facility
Culture Facility
Land
Mark

18. IN MY X-CITY consist :
PUBLIC OFFICIAL FACILITY
-fire station
-office
-Weather satellite
-Energy Park
-Police Station
MEDICAL WELFARE FACILITY
-Sport and youth center
-Hospital
-Medical Center
Welfare Center

19. COMMERCIAL FACILITY
-Shopping Centre
-Trade Area
-Government Building
-Bussiness area
EXIBITION AND CULTURE FACILITY
-Museum
-Art Center
-Cinema Center
-Religious and Culture: Temple