10 futuristic versions of familiar places

Architects, technogiant, road engineers, builders, technicians, merchants and many others are working together to present their futuristic versions of these usual places like Church, pedestrian crossings, homes, doctors ' offices, grocery stores, hotels, police stations, schools, power plants and car dealerships. In some cases these ideas have already been implemented. It is possible that others will come, won't remain just dreams in the near future. Our world transformirovalsya in all areas due to many factors, including technology, science, social planning, policy, and the business is trying to increase profits. Shall we see the garden of Eden after the turn? Possible. What will he look like?

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Church

In a futuristic Church, Faith Chapel Christian Center in Vilama, Alabama, there is a bowling alley with 12 lanes, which is part of the complex sanatorium of the six large domes called The Bridge ("Bridge"). Parishioners rest in the middle, using a basketball court, a fitness centre, a wall for climbers, a café, Banquet hall and Playground. You can have fun as community members and guests.

The altar of the temple, accommodating 3,000 people, is the sixth under the dome of the Church. Like others, this dome was built in the process of spraying concrete on a giant bouncy balls. The Church itself is worth $ 15 million were built solely on the donations of parishioners.

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Pedestrian crossing

Singapore is experiencing a new mechanism of transfer pedestrians across the road. Light-emitting diode (LED) strips along the curbs lights, controlling the movement of pedestrians. Green means that pedestrians may cross the street; red — need to wait.

Between the green and red signals flashing green strip, warning pedestrians that the light is about to change. Led lights work in conjunction with traditional traffic lights.

Singapore's land transportation office has stripes within six months, 24 hours a day to determine whether their use is to reduce the number of fatal accidents involving pedestrians. The test stripes are located in areas of the city, where there is high pedestrian flow.

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Building

The Futuristic house will adjust the lighting mood of the inhabitants, to produce electricity and to encourage residents to exercise. Such homes can be available in a few years.

They will be part of the architectural trends which aims to satisfy various lifestyles. Today home buyers are interested in homes that offer more financial and personal opportunities than in the past. Accordingly, banks and builders to provide new services, such as "flexible plans number of floors, movable walls, ceilings, mechanical, robotic furniture."

Monitors will monitor the breathing and exercises of the inhabitants, reminding them to go for a walk and to do exercises. The house will be equipped with "self-sufficient ecosystems" and systems of waste disposal. They will recycle water for irrigation, and the furniture will have multiple applications.

Society is changing. The definition and composition of families has become more broad, multicultural population is aging, more people are working from home. To meet the needs of these changing demographics, new housing market will become more flexible and adaptable.

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physician offices

Medical clinics of the future should be quite similar to those to which we are accustomed. Almost everything should be digitized and translated into electronics, and medicine is to prevent rather than treat health problems.

Before visiting the patient will use a computer application to plan the visit. During the visit, the patient will be recorded using the built-in console tablet. The computer will provide a list of tests, tests, surveys and consultation, which will involve the patient and the doctor.

Then the patient will stand on the balance and touch two fingers to the reader. The body scanner will automatically detect and record vitals of the patient. Data will be stored in the magazine, providing a picture of the overall health of the patient for a limited period of time. The patient can access the data at any time by the application.

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Grocery store

Shops, products are becoming more sophisticated from year to year. For the allocation of human resources, such as cashiers, the network will use an infrared camera to determine the body temperature of customers and determine the number of buyers at certain times of the day. Using this information, managers can better allocate staff, reducing wait time and increasing customer satisfaction.

Digital shelf labels will be updated automatically, and a self-propelled shopping carts will follow the clients or even themselves to take buyers to the goods. Customers can use a smartphone app to share shopping lists with shopping carts and notify them about dietary restrictions. At the box office, customers will have the ability to pay for products fingerprint scanner or use a smartphone app to scan the barcodes of their products.

In Seoul, a grocery chain refused products. Instead, interactive walls show pictures of food. Customers use their smartphones for photography codes printed on photos, if you purchase goods via smartphones. Same-day shipping.

Another alternative, which is a British network that uses a tunnel to move purchases through 360-degree laser scanner that reads barcodes of products.

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the Hotel

In Japan, near Nagasaki, receptionists of the hotel «Henn-na» the maids and cleaners are all robots. Robotic hotel staff with 72 rooms the assembled company «Kokoro». They greet guests, carry Luggage and clean the room.

«Kokoro» did the appearance and gestures of the robots, based on the young Japanese lady. These mechanical servants are adjusted to the mood and body language of the guests. Robots can make eye contact, wink and "breathe". They speak different languages: Japanese, Chinese, Korean and English. Help the robots several service technicians.

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Police station

The Futuristic capital projects police station in Los Angeles is aimed at the improvement and development of public relations. Instead of a bunker, the architects decided to create a two-storey building area of 2600 square meters. The building is a small Park and an art wall.

The design Itself is open and attractive. With all due respect the privacy of police officers and prisoners, the site will have transparent and translucent glass walls that let in the sunlight and allow residents to view the inside of the station.

Physical transparency should become the metaphor of state and political transparency. The area will support the foot patrol instead of the usual patrol cars. By itself, the project also will promote the rapid response of the officers.

Other architects suggest the transformation of police stations in public centers, equipped conference rooms, free Wi-Fi and computer labs that are available to the public. Now this concept is being tested in Chicago and new York.

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the School

Neil Selwyn, Professor at Monash University, predicts that in ten years of American schools that we know today will cease to exist. No textbooks, computers, laptops, or written exams — and students too — and school offices. The libraries will not be printed books.

Instead, the books will be replaced by digital versions, as smartphones, tablets and other technology will replace personal computers and laptops. Exams will be conducted online, and the Internet will largely replace educational institutions, since virtual classrooms will become the norm.

To a certain extent, teachers can be replaced by robots, as is already happening in Japan. During the field trips in the woods students will learn about the vegetation directly from the trees, as communicators, students and practitioners associated with the microchips embedded in flora.

However, perhaps in 30 years "old-fashioned schooling will come back when the school will be transformed into an oasis to get away from the digital age where you can slow down and talk to people."

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Filling stations

Futurists suggest that self-managed, hybrid and electric cars will be serviced side-by-side petrol stations. The tankers themselves will be gone. Clients will be expected to fill the car with gas or electricity, and pay for them through the app or via credit card. If refills want to experience electric cars and self-driving cars, they will have to supply the equipment for recharging and refueling of the vehicle.

However, the gas station is at least five years to adapt to the changing automotive market. Currently electric cars account for about 10% of the total number of cars. They are unlikely to grow in sales, while their producers will not be able to increase mileage on a single charge of the battery and charging stations will become more common.

Self-driving cars will also have to travel a long way. To filling stations retained their seats, they will have to turn into the station a HUNDRED for new types of cars.

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Showrooms

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