The document discusses various topics related to a future city including security, water and waste management, tourism and hospitality, transport, energy management, disaster relief, and green building. For security in the future city, it suggests using more cyborg guards, spending more on public awareness, and advanced security equipment. For water management, it proposes recycling water, rainwater harvesting, and sensors on taps to reduce water waste. The document also outlines ideas for public transit systems, renewable energy sources, and prioritizing nature in green building construction.

1. AXIUM
Group Members:
Carlson Ko
Oscar Wong Zheng Yang
Jin Liew
Arvind
Liew Li Ming
Victor

2. Subtopics Of Future City
Security
Water & Waste Management
Tourism & Hospitality
Transport, Energy Management & Disaster Relief
Green Building

3. SECURITY
WHat is security?
Security is the degree of resistance to, or
protection from, harm.

4. In the future…
• More cyborg guards especially at secluded places
• Spend more time on public knowledge
• Advanced security equipment

6. Water & Waste
Management

7. • Water is renewable, we should recycle or
even process more clean water so that we
wont pollute the sea water
• Use rain water management and process into
clean water for further usage
• Make a Fare to warn people about water
management and don’t waste water
• Invent tap or even shower that can off itself
when not in use or shampooing (Sensor /
Programmed)

8. Tools Centralized Systems Decentralized Systems
Storm water
management and
rainwater harvesting
Permeable pavements,
green roofs, rain
gardens, etc.
Water conservation New technologies and
behavioral changes
Water reclamation and
reuse
Treatment for potable
uses and reuse (direct
and indirect)
Treatment for potable
uses and non-potable
reuse
Energy management Anaerobic digestion,
combustion, microbial
fuel cells
Capture of heat energy,
microbial fuel cells
Nutrient recovery Land application of
biosolids, struvite
recovery
Source separation Treatment of kitchen,
black, and yellow
wastewater
Supply potable and non-
potable water; treatment
of kitchen, black, and
yellow wastewater

9. WASTE

10. Ovetto recycling bin
• Just need to scan
the object u want
to recycle and the
bin will open
• Ovetto means
‘’EGG’’ that’s why
it designed like
an egg

11. • waste collection system deposit their refuse into waste inlets. The
refuse is temporarily stored by the waste inlets until the next
emptying cycle.
• transported along the pipelines into containers at the waste station.
When full, the containers are sent away for further processing using
• Care must be taken to avoid advanced waste management
becoming the privilege of the few.
• changing food culture and habits in developing countries.

12. Tourism and Hospitality of My
Future City

13. Hotels and Resorts
● Concept of Pyramid
● Largest man-made struecture in world's history
● Shopping centre below the pyramid

14. ● Million of rooms
● Free Wifi
● Accelerating walkways, inclined elevators and
a personal transit system
● Composed by 5 stcked trusses
● Use only renewable energy
● Man-made beach

15. Park
● Represent a public space
● Efficient, high-tech, and immensely sustainable
● Covered in plants
● Seperate into public, private and commercial
● Different type of facilities

16. Restaurant and Commercial Food Service
● 5 stars restaurant
● Touch screen menu
● No service tax
● No waiter or waitress
● Different cultural food

17. Transport, Energy Management &
Disaster Relief
●

18. ●Transport
Issue
-Inconvenience caused by traffic congestion,
especially in a large population area.

19. -China -Tokyo
-LA
-Malaysia -Thailand

20. ●To overcome the issues,
Efficient Pubic Transports
● Straddling Bus
Height: 4.5m
Speed:60km/h
Load : 1,200 passengers

21. ●Purposes
● Reducing traffic congestions
-avoiding traffic jam caused by ordinary buses loading at bus stops
-reduce traffic congestion by 20-30%
● Eco-friendly
-Powered by overhead lines
-roof electrical contact system
-Photovoltaic panel, battery or supercapacitors.
● Reducing the Pollution rate
-replace up to 40 conventional buses
-saving 860 tons of fuel
-avoiding 2,640 tons of carbon emissions

22. ●Natural Disaster Relief
3 Categories
● Hydro-meteological
-Tsunami
-Flash Flood
● Geophysical
-Earthquake
● Geomorphologic
-Avalanches
-Landslides

23. Emergency Response Vehicles
(A.K.A rescue team)
● Hand out food
● Relief supplies
● Information
● Comfort to people in need

24. Overnight Shelter Stays
● Ensure people have a safe place to
stay
● Access to other trained volunteers

25. Relief Items
● Comfort kits contain basic personal supplies
needed
● Convenient distribution centers from an
emergency response vehicle in affected area

26. Health and Mental Health Contact
● Travel to disaster site to cope people who need
help
● Provide first aid treatment for injuries, monitor
the well being of people
● Providing emotional support and helping
people to cope after disaster

27. What is Energy Management ?
● Energy management
● planing and operation
The objective
● conservation
● Climate
● protection
● cost savings

28. CARBON - FREE RENEWABLE ENERGY - 12%
FOSSIL FUELS - 80%
30 billion metric tons of CO2 pollution every
year.
How we overcome this issue ?
●

29. Solar energy
• radiant light and heat from the sun
• Heat and electricity
• With energy demand continually increasing,
along with the need for new and clean
energy sources.
Wind Energy
• A wind turbine is a device that converts
kinetic energy
• From the wind into electrical power.
• Small contributions to a domestic power
supply
• Part of a strategy to reduce their reliance on
fossil fuels

30. • Energy of moving water
• The energy of falling water and
running water, which may be
harnessed for useful purposes.
• Kinetic energy to generate electricity
• Cheapest way to generate electricity
Hydro Power

31. Renewable energy — wind, solar, geothermal, hydroelectric, and biomass — provides substantial
benefits for our climate, our health, and our economy
● Little to No Global Warming Emissions
● Improved Public Health and Environmental Quality
● A Vast and Inexhaustible Energy Supply
● Jobs and Other Economic Benefits
● Stable Energy Prices
● A More Reliable and Resilient Energy System

32. GREEN BUILDING
Conserve | Improve | Reduce

33. Nature’s Priority in Construction
• Green roofs
• Solar energy (renewable resources)
• Passive landscape ( plants as benefits > living shades instead
of window tints that reflects UV rays > affects ozone layer )
• Rainwater collection ( 100% filter > REUSE [toilet flush/ car
washes] )
• Sustainable architecture (earth blocks > reduce cost/
minimize shipping cost, strong, stable, water resistant, long-
lasting, fire resistant, non-toxic, pressed [short drying period] )
• Controlling moisture accumulation
• Temperature control
• Solid wood flooring
• Operations & Maintainence ( maintaining sustainability of
building )

34. Economically ?
• Saves cost ( sustainable materials )
• Profitable building
• Expanding ‘green market’

35. Socially?
• Increases aesthetic qualities
• Enhance comfort & health
• Ventilation & air circulation
• Satisfaction of lighting
• Thermal satisfaction (individual
controls for temperture & ventilation )
• Air quality