Is it more or less ecological to turn an agricultural area near Seoul that’s now home to about 35,000 people into a “sustainable super city” of 350,000?
Not sure? Consider that they’re into building “sustainable industries that manufacture photovoltaic panels and wind turbines.”
Ready to buy? Hold on, the masterplan also incorporates “cutting-edge green technologies such as biomass energy generation, hydrogen fuel cells and hydroponic roofs.”
Aren’t the folks who bought into the “hydrogen highway” promise just a few years ago (including our government) still on the side of the road with their thumbs out, virtually speaking?
Inhabitat » Foster + Partners Unveil Sustainable Super City for South Korea.
