7 Photos of What Paris Could Look Like by 2050

Paris is one of the world’s most beautiful cities, with its landmarks, parks and splendid architecture. Paris City Hall commissioned Vincent Callebaut Architectures to create a plan for Paris in the year 2050 that would reduce the city’s greenhouse gas emissions by up to 75 percent.

Mangrove Towers at Gare du Nord

Anti-smog Towers at Petite Ceinture

Bridges Towers at Pont Aval

Photosynthesis Towers at Montparnasse

Honeycomb Towers at HBM Porte De Lilas

Farmscrapers at Porte d’Aubervilliers

Bamboo Nest Towers at Massena

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