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Ziggurat Pyramid Dubai: The Most Funkiest Project ever Envisioned

Ziggurat was unveiled at the recent Cityscape Dubai. It is by far the “funkiest” project ever envisioned. Ziggurat is an environmentally sustainable futuristic city housed inside a pyramid. The city will employ natural renewable energy resources of solar, wind and steam making it completely self-sustainable in energetic terms and supported by a carbon neutral system producing zero carbon dioxide emissions. The power of nature is going to be harnessed to support a million people in this city. The project is being undertaken by Dubai based environmental design company Timelinks.


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“Ziggurat communities can be almost totally self-sufficient energy-wise. Apart from using steam power in the building we will also employ wind turbine technology to harness natural energy resources. Whole cities can be accommodated in complexes which take up less than 10% of the original land surface. Public and private landscaping will be used for leisure pursuits or irrigated as agricultural land”, said Timelinks, MD, Ridas Matonis.


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A horizontal and vertical integrated 360 degree network will be the mode of transportation in this city of the future, making cars redundant. Facial recognition technology for security purposes is another interesting feature that is going to be incorporated in Ziggurat Project.

The ginormous pyramid will cover 2.3 square kilometers, will be able to sustain a “community” of up to 1 million and will have plenty of green spaces for recreation and agriculture.

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17 thoughts on “Ziggurat Pyramid Dubai: The Most Funkiest Project ever Envisioned

  • I want to work for this project. What I bring to the table is social architecture based on equality for women.

    Please contact me.

    Libby Hubbard, EdD

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  • This isn’t actually going to be built. It would waste so much money and do hardly anything for the enviroment. It’s frightening how much money are in so many people’s hands that they can concieve producing these types of things.

  • Kevin

    Funny, it looks a lot like the city buildings in the Appleseed movie.

  • Yo Mama

    That izzz soooooooo kewl!

  • anthony v

    @jesse wouldn’t do anything for the environment?

    it houses 1million people in less than a 1mile by 1 mile square. and is nearly self sufficient. a regular city with those stats? lets take houston for instance, USA’s 4th largest city houses 2.1 million in 656.3 sq miles. think of that, two of these buildings in two square miles, houses the equivalent of a 656.3 square mile city. it also contains farms, so not only does it contain a city of that size, its also saving the land usually containing farms.

    i mean i can see many ways to make this building even better such as: forget wind power (its been proven to be countless times inferior to solar), close the pyramid to contain even more farms, housing, and businesses

    closing it would also allow 2 faces to be completely covered in solar panels (have a point facing directly south) while leaving small holes for windows, those solar panels would also most likely produce more power than that city needs, which could be sold to other cities for profit.

  • Ola! Flashydubai,
    Maybe a little off topic, however Maybe some sort of ziggurat pyramid would be good. What do we say? Care to join me?
    Kindest Regards
    Alan Cox

  • goorkan

    and this was the only thing that earth needed. a ziggurat!!! first a pyramid and now this in dubai. i wonder what would be next, some kind of sacrificial pit for Horus or Ra. :C

  • Think the way that “community” is in quotation marks speaks volumes.

  • Chuka

    wow very nice, unheer tasartsan ed bn doo

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