considering the little time i have, i decided to go for a Frank Sherwin poster style, with limited palette, and big flats. It is also in accordance with the idea of showing an idealized version of a place, an event, very much like a postcard from the future

Research on the principles and the functions of different area. I figured that the agricultural pattern's rational would be different than the traditional, straight perpendicular fields,it would be influenced by wind direction, (seed spreading) soil layering, and rainwater runoff. The storage and delivery is placed in an accessible area from the ground level (when the unit lands)

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I'm pretty late to the party, so I don't have much time to explore a lot of concepts. Here is the idea : In the future, the agricultural lands will be displaced from the ground to be carried by giant flying autonomous units. Massive drones carrying soil, plants, seeds.. to grow on their back. The carried biomass allows them to sustain agricultural cycles on their own. The 5g technology sends meteorogical data about what region would be the best fit for its need (water, sun, humidity, pressure...) and as they are floating/flying, the can move to said locations to fit their needs when they need. Hence they can avoid drought, flood, storms, freeze, or any other environmental hazard, and go to more suitable places, sunny place when they need or rainy if they need to feed the fields and stock up on water.

This would free up alot of agricultural land, and would allow more spaces for wild life and humans to come back to. The latter would be able to spread out of super high density area, and develop a more nature-based style of urbanism, where housings and activities are spreaded out among natural environnements, with as little constructions as possible. The architecture would follow Frank Lloyd Wright's principle of organic architecture blending with its natural surrounding.

The inhabitants on ground level, can schedule a delivery of the commodity of their choice, the FAU would proceed to their location following the meteorologically optimal path, and deliver fresh goods, picked up not more than an hour earlier