London ‘Future City’

How to present London nowadays? It is the ‘Future City’, thanks to the technological and engineering transport project represented by the brand new ‘Elizabeth Line’, together with the creative ‘Crossrail Art Program’ in favour of urban regeneration.

Creative art and design applied together, promote city spaces under an innovative perspective thanks to efficient lighting and consequent improved urban smart mobility.

Even in suburbia, the concept of ‘landscape design’ or ‘environmental design’ means design: the choice of materials for example, like the glass arches in Paddington Station, or the local Whitechapel murals in East London.

Waste materials from excavation works will be reutilized for City Stations to regenerate local areas and support British economy and security, reducing energy consumption under a sustainable perspective.

In 2019, City Stations capacity increased by 10% reporting about + 1.5 million people. Besides, along with transport facilities, new properties will be created too, estimating +500 million pounds income.

Even surrounding public structures, such as museums, parks and other creative business activities will be useful for promoting tourism and cultural diversity in suburban ethnic areas, making them more accessible and secure.

Presenting London as a futuristic city, will certainly make this metropolis more dynamic and interesting to tourists as well as residents.