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The world's population will live in underground cities

Cottages will look like still-lifes

Spaces of the home will be entirely adjustable.

Moscow will be green and without advertisment and electrical cables

Aleksei N. Tolstoy

Seating and sleeping arrangements will be inflatable.

The home and life within it will be standardized.

Robots will perform household tasks.

Gigantic avant-garde buildings will be in a city of a Future

Lev Vladimirovich Rudnev

Multi dimensional space and flying houses will form dwelling of tomorrow

There will be flying cities

Georgy Krutikov

Moscow will be very green and lots of architecture will be removed

Alexander Chayanov

Cities with more than 20000 people will be destroyed

Alexander Chayanov

Weather-controlled cities with roofs will exist

Archibald Montgomery Low

In the future farming sea cities will exist

Wendy B. Murphy

Highways will handle three times as many cars

the PopMechanics Brain Trust

Connecticut will feed the world

the PopMechanics Brain Trust

A self-sufficient, car-free city will be built in mainland China

Beijing Vantone Real Estate Co.

A new master plan will solve most problems of Chicago

Gregory Benford

Revolving buildings will appear

Gregory Benford

Cities will change in the future

Gregory Benford

The highways will be double-decked

Gregory Benford

More than half the population of the United States will be living in automobile trailers!

Gregory Benford

Vacuum tube powered trains will appear

Irving Langmuir

Stop and go lights on dash will be used to control autos

Gregory Benford

Pneumatic tube roadways will appear

Gregory Benford

Copenhagen will be the first world capital of zero emission of CO2

Teens will use Hoverboards in the future

Robert Zemeckis

There will be a shift away from land zoning in London

Slums will be just a distant memory of a rot that afflicted the city long ago

racial discrimination will be only a legend, referred to as an illustration of a past shame