Human Burrito Towers

Type: forest
Habitat Segment
Elevator Shaft
Fractal Layout
Terminal Velocity Bathroom
PROBLEM

Humans need clean, efficient and affordable shelter.

SOLUTION
The Human Burrito Tower is a vertical living solution designed around the Burrito Segment System. Different living modules with different functionalities can be connected together to reach up to 1,000 feet tall. The entire central floor is an elevator that rapidly shoots you up and down the shaft because each level is a room. The ordering of the segments is completely custom — you can jazz on the bottom or on top. Your body, your choice. Human Burrito Towers can be connected into fractal-based city layouts capable of housing a billion people in just a few square miles of footprint. It is recommended that bathrooms be on the bottom floor in case of terminal velocity concerns.
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