Future Somalia building
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It looked like Miami or Havana
Maybe like London, where skyscrapers are restricted to certain areas, but there’s still a mix of traditional buildings. The second picture would look nice for somewhere like Beledweyne or maybe Balcad.
The truth seeker
Silent weapons for quiet wars
Miami is the best model for Somalia it’s the Hong Kong of the west a developed costal city that is a magnet for forigen investors
Sigmundd
Pinkyandthebrain
Moqadishu need to reconstruct their city again, sadly that means destroying buildings that don't look flattering and just give compensation to the owners when Somalia is stable again. I want the city to look Like Havana and some tall buildings but the buildings need to be white.
Sigmundd
Pinkyandthebrain
I don't want the capital city to be like Dubai where there's so many skyscrapers. It needs to be simple and traditional like how Moqadishu used to look like in the 60s but with a few taller buildings white coloured ofcourse. Hundreds of thousands of palm trees also need to be planted in the city. I hate how there's a lack of palm trees in the city.
Sol
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This, simple and designed for airflow and cool homes. More trees too. Something akin to greek coastal towns/villages
Sigmundd
Pinkyandthebrain
With how corrupt Somalia is I don't know if we will ever see the capital looking similair to this or how it used to look in the 60s they're often building ugly buildings opposite to what we want and it looks disorganisedThis, simple and designed for airflow and cool homes. More trees too. Something akin to greek coastal towns/villages
Before anything Somalia needs a good urban planning, architecture, and engineering team that can preserve historical cities and neighborhoods and plan for high density development in certain corridors. Our form of planning and architecture is atrocious. It's unregulated and will have negative impacts sooner than later.
I like a mixture of Lamu, Kenya; Muscat, Oman; Doha, Qatar; Miami, US; San Diego, Ca; and Los Angeles, Ca
I like a mixture of Lamu, Kenya; Muscat, Oman; Doha, Qatar; Miami, US; San Diego, Ca; and Los Angeles, Ca
