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B.O.JOE
Chua Jia Cheng (0315160)
FNBE April 2013
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Content:
Number: Title: Page
1 Introduction 3
2 A City 4
3 Ancient City 5
4 Present City 6
5 Future City 7
6 The "X" City 8
7 B.O.JOE 9~10
8 The process and Progress 11~23
9 The Conclusion 24
10 References List 25
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1.Introduction
This project is the most important project because it matter
of all people lives. The animal are turning into immortal and trying
to kill mankind due to over limit of cutting trees. I as mayor of my
city which is destroyed by the angry animals decided to move
undersea to make sure my citizen can lives a peaceful live.
The reason i move to the sea is because land is no longer
suitable for human to live. Sky is dangerous as well because we
might get attack by the birds. The underground will be too risky as
animal on land can easily access my city.
Although undersea might be a bit dangerous due to water
pressure, air, food, and climate but it is the only and most efficient
way to avoid the city from destruction. Therefore it is the most and
greatest way of living that my city can have.
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2.The City
What is a city? A city is a place where everyone lives in they
stay there, they work there, they eat, sleep, entertain, and do
everything in there. A city is also a place that provide human
basic requirement like water supply, electricity, food, house and
everything else which relate to human daily lifes.
History of a city. How a city starts, what is the purpose of this
city, where does the idea comes from, who initiate the idea of
the city, why is the city located in the particular area. Different
city have different history, for example the history of Melaka in
Malaysia. A sultan which is also the ruler of Singapore move to
another place because the Singapore is no longer safe for him
and he reach a place for some rest after some walking. Then his
dog was kick by a mouse deer in to the river. The sultan found this
animal so interesting and brave so he ask his follower what tree is
he under and name the city that start at that area as
Melaka.( Name of the tree)
A good city should require a good water supply system,
good zoning system, good drainage system, good economics,
good architecture value, good mayor, a strong tax base, a great
education system, a good protection system. If a city consist of all
this element it will become a good city.
A future city is call hope of human, it is also known as the
dream of human. Human desire to live a fabulous life, live to the
fullest and live a great life. It is also a plan design so that when the
technology is advance enough then we can make this city for
different purpose for example safety purpose.
A nomad can never live a very happy life this shows the
importance of a city. A city provides everything a citizen needs. It
is for example a rent lord provide furniture for the rental so that
they can feel comfortable while the rent lord get profits in a big
scale.
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3.Investigation & Data Collection:
Ancient Cities
The legendary city of Atlantis is actually an island first
mention by Plato and is written about 360BC. As Plato says
Atlantis was a naval power lying " In front of the Pillars of Hercules"
that conquered many parts of Western Europe and also Africa
9,000 years ago. The best explain theory of Atlantis is from a Greek
Archaeologist ( Angelos Galanopoulos). He theorised that around
1500BCE, there is a eruption of volcano which ripped apart the
island of Santorini in the Mediterranean and it also whipped out
most of the civilization in the Greek island. As the myth say the
island sank with the city causing it to be a famous underwater city
but it was initially an island. This city is significant with its unique
history and myth and it has a concentric rings of land and sea,
centre of a level and is also rectangular shaped plain. As a
conclusion this city is quite a good city because of it's
characteristic which is similar to my "X" city which is located under
the sea.
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4.Investigation & Data Collection:
Present Cities
Kansas City also known as K.C is the largest city in the U. S.
State of Missouri and is the predominant city of a metropolitan
area. It's area is 316 square miles (820 km2). It is one of two county
seats of Jackson County.
Kansas City had been using the geothermal energy which is
a good source of energy from the ground. This energy is actually
generated and stored in the Earth. Thermal means the heat of an
object and geothermal is actually the temperature of the earth's
crust and it is original formation of the planet 20% and 80% is from
radioactive decay and minerals. The geothermal gradient which
is the difference of temperature between the core of the planet
and its surface, it brings a conduction of thermal energy in heat
from the core to the surface. on other hand this energy can be
used for hot spring, space heating but the main uses is for
generating energy. This is also the main reason for me choosing
this beautiful city.
Geothermal energy is a renewable energy meaning that it
will not be finish by overusing but still we should considered using it
in the correct way. Kansas city is one of the best example city
that uses this special energy source which is Geothermal energy.
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5.Investigation & Data Collection:
Future Cities
It was design by Arup Biomimetics in year 2010 at Australia.
He says that forty years from 2010, Australia and other part of the
earth might be in danger region. This 'Ocean City' concept is
proposed because land begins to disappear and the people are
unable to live on land. Syph evolves into a collection of organisms
with specialized functions like energy generation and sustainable
food production that works together to form a new underwater
city. The ocean city is just one of the designs in a competition to
design Australia's future as part of the "Now + When Australian
Urbanism Exhibition".
The city that plan to use energy generation and sustainable
food is and good idea that i can use in my X city. It enable me to
get some idea on how to use energy that are renewable and
can't be finish so fast. I also learn that the city should be safe as if
it is not secure enough than there will be no reason for people to
start moving undersea.
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6.The “X” City
It starts when the animal strikes on my city. This is because
the behavior of human by cutting down trees and this cause the
animal to become angry and the animal turn into immortal
because of self defend. My city is destroyed by the animal and i
have no choice but to start my city underwater where the animal
cant attack me. I can bring peace to my city in that way.
My citizen's are Asian and most of them are Christian. The
population is about 100,000 people in my city. There are all types
of job and cultural of my citizens but the common is that all of us
come here to live in the city for 1 reason which is to achieve
peacefulness and safety. There will be different types of job
provided in my city for example education, tourism, agriculture,
and so many more,
A good city for the current situation is that people can live a
peaceful live. The people can live like normal and what they
usually do. As in the future the city will start to multiply and grow
into a bigger and more advance city and people will not only live
a good life but also a happy, great, and also peaceful life.
My city will sustain from all different disaster as like tsunami
will only strike the land and there will not be climate that harm my
city and destroy it. Just as Malaysia, my city will only have 1season
but not all 4 season which is quite troublesome and might cause
damage to the city.
As a conclusion my "X" city is the best idea for the people to
live in as it not only is good but it is also the best among all. Please
think wisely as this city will not just make you live a better live but it
also provide you with everything you needed whole lifetime.
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7.The B.O.JOE
The new city created is to take over to old one which is
destroyed. There is no point of living at the same area again this is
because the animal will continue destroy the land. The land is no
longer a safety place for people to stay on this is why the people
should move to undersea. By doing this it is safe from the attack
of animal and the human can still do their daily work as usual this
not just benefits one party but benefits everyone.
The reason for being undersea is mainly because the sea
level not stable and it will cause the floating city to move, The
flying city will be danger by the bird while the underground city is
easily access by the animals, but if we go undersea it not just
solve the problem of danger it also solve the problem of rising of
temperature on surface of earth.
The most important thing in my city is safety this is because
human are not born in this kind of condition so the sudden
change of climate may causes the human to become sick, so it is
important to make sure that the city is safety and suitable for
people to live on. My city is using the concept of a submarine
and so people can live on it. Oxygen problem can be solve by
using trees. How tree grows undersea? Easy we can use the little
sunlight collected from the sun and use artificial sunlight to grow
the tree. Food and drinks, food is mostly on to agriculture and also
fishing or hunting marine animals.
The shape of the city is like a diamond shape as it can
reflect more light and thus causing more trap light inside the city
and can grow agriculture crops better. The main focus of the city
is the port which is located in the middle of the city it is a very high
technology tools used as it push out the water that immersed into
the city when the submarine connect to the port. The
government building include the Mayor's office, the departments office
and a lot other non government office as well. Commercial areas is
located close to all the residential area, and it includes a service block,
trading block, and hotel block. As in residential area B.O.JOE has a lot
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of condominium which has atom like room cause it is much more safe
space and cheap. There are primary and secondary schools in all
residential area. Hospital are also available in each residential area
and also a religious areas. Agriculture area are one of the main thing in
my city this is because a city undersea need much oxygen that plants
can produce. There is also a big mall in my city it is mainly for people to
relax and also for tourism purpose to maintain the city economics.
Students will go to school daily by own transport or by taking a
train while parents will go to work. During holiday people will go to
watch movie in the cinema or go shopping and also even visiting each
other house cause relationship should be better among each other to
maintain a good city. There are train install in the city and there are 6
station in a straight line and a total of 5 straight lines. Some station will
reach at the same point and can take another train to move from one
lane to another lane. There are park for sports and also picnic and the
most important is there is a big mall in the city. Energy of the city is
taken from 3 main sources which are solar energy when there is sunlight
but this is not effective, 2nd sources is biomass which is collect the
waste and filter it into biomass energy and recyclable object. The main
sources for B.O.JOE is the geothermal energy which use the heat of the
earth and this sources is renewable and will not be finish. There are also
a police department and fire department which ensure the safety of
the city. B.O.JOE practice prison the guilty people. The rubbish or waste
will be store at the very end of each corner and is send to below which
is the Energy produce and recycle centre. Water can be obtain by just
open the barrier and let water flow into the 2nd layer barrier and then
the water can be filter so that the water will not be so salty.
Conclusion is that everyone will leave on this city without any
despair and sadness because it is already paradise for everybody.
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8.Conclusion
The important of a successful village is that everyone should
cooperate with each other and the citizens should give support
to the authorities to make some changes to the city. The citizen
should also work together as a team so that the city can be in
peace and no conflict happens. Conflicts are the key to
destruction. We must avoid being selfish and destroy all the
people hope.
The animals maybe dangerous and insane but what we has
as a weapon is our human knowledge and this is a best weapon.
Animal might born with sharp teeth and paws but it do not have
the intelligent to build houses and weapon that can kill but
human can. We must continue to use this knowledge we have to
overcome the situation that we are facing.
The authorities should also be kind and not so selfish
because if the government are being selfish then there are no
peace in the city there will be no fair in the city and the citizen will
also not cooperate and this will create a chaos.
Lastly we should be happy that we have the opportunity to
learn how to manage a city, what is a city, how to arrange it and
how to sustain it from different types of danger. Thank you for
reading.
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9.Reference Links
1. (Gorgeous Concept Designs for Underwater Cities, 2013)
2. (Top 10 future Technologies, 2013)
3. (Underwater Ocean city for a future Australia, 2010)
4. (Underwater Ocean City Syph, 2010)
5. (Atlantis, 2010)
6. (Kansas City, Missouri, 2012)