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AQUAPOLISM A L P R O J E ! TURBAN PLANNING of MALDI"ES !APITAL !ITY


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410!N 7330!E

Area298km!99%WaterArea

0410!31"N 07330!32"E

Area5.798km!Population105,000

Density18,000/km!

PROJECTLOCATION


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OLD CAPITALPROGRAMS & DATA


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MaldivesIndependenceDayTraditionsandActivitiesJuly 26 is the most important date for Maldives. It is celebrated in a grand way. The RepublicSquarehosts the

celebrationandit ismarkedasoneofthenationalholidayoftheMaldives. Thedayis followedwithprocessionsand

performances which is a mixture of both traditional values and modern theme. Presidents and all the foreign

dignitariesattendthis grandevent. Onthisdatetheeventkickso"withmarch pastwhichisorganizedbythenational

Cadet Corpsand theNationalSecurity Service, which is followedby themoderndrills, traditionaldance anddrills

performedbythechildrenandyouthofdi"erent schoolsandcolleges . Thedancersandthechildrenroamabout in

colorful attires. Celebration is part of all and thus it is celebrated both at national and community level. Every

individualcelebratesthisnationalholiday.


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SOUR!E : NASA NEO / noaa

AM PROJE!T 2014.01.12

NO.ENVIRONMENT DATA

PART 01SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE

a"erage since 1984

jan 28 feb 28 mar 29 apr 30 may 30 jun 29

jul 29 aug 29 sep 29 oct 28 no"28 dec 28

SOUR!E : NASA NEO / noaa / NRELAM PROJE!T 2014.01.12

NO.ENVIRONMENT DATAPART 03SOLAR INSOLATION

Global map of a"erage annual solar radiation (Reprinted with permission from SoDa Ser "ices,

!opyright Mines ParisTech / Armines



Solar Potential793MWh/year WORLD RANK 248 source:2008NREL


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SOUR!E : NASA NEO / noaaAM PROJE!T 2014.01.12

NO.ENVIRONMENT DATAPART 04RAINFALL

blended total precipitable water image of atmospheric moisture




NO.ENVIRONMENT DATAPART 05WATER VAPOR




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NO.ENVIRONMENT DATAPART 06WAVE AND CYCLONES

Tropical cyclones ha"e a wide range of wind speeds that are used to classify their

intensities. NOAAs National !limatic Data !enter assembled the best track data for

11,967 tropical cyclones into a single database, called IBTrA !S, with information from

1842 to 2012. Included in that database are estimates of wind speeds along the tracks of

the storms. This image shows the output of that data.

Spring

Summer

fall

winter


NO.ENVIRONMENT DATAPART 07WIND RESOURCE

The highest sustained wind speed was 22

m/s, occurring on April 8; the highest

daily mean wind speedwas 12 m/s(June

7); and the highest wind gust speed was

17 m/s(August 4).

The windiest month was May, with an

a"erage wind speed of 6 m/s. The least

windy month was No"ember, with an

a"erage wind speed of 3 m/s.


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4,12!4,09NORTH 73,29!73,33EASTAM PROJE"T 2014.01.11

NO.2PLANNING PROGRESS

2KM

PHASE 01 TEST

02 P H S E

0 2 P H S E

0 2 P H S E

0 4 P H S E

04 P H S E

0 5 P H S E

03 P H S E

0 3 P H S E

05 P H S E

05 P H S E

05 P H S E

0 6 P H S E

0 6 P H S E

06 P H S E


NO.3MASTER PLAN

2KM

GOVERNMENT / OFFICE

AdministrativeComplex

Parliament / Memorial

NationalReceptionCenter

O!cearea/ NationalBank

BusinessHotel

EDUCATION/ MEDICAL

MaldivesUniversity

Museum/ Gallery/ Library

IGMH/ ADKsegment

OceanEnergyLaboratory

HARBOR/ INDUSTRY

RecycleCenter

Commercial Area

HeavyIndustry

MaldivesHarbor

MaintenanceCenter

Mosque

ArtCollege

Stadium/ Theater

LightFactory

MonorailWorkshop

OceanUniversity

WaveEnergyDike

SportCenter

SportUniversity

TVStation

Commercial

OceanPark

Theater

LightHouse

BicycleSystem

AliAvenue


NO.1MASTER PLAN

2KM

Ele#. -1000m

male captial cityMEMORIAL FARM

INTERnational AirportHydropla

ne

A

irport

atoll farm i

atoll farm ii

Tidal super dam

GOVERNMENT / OFFICEmemorial

EDUCATION / MEDICALMOSQUE "ENTER

HARBOR / INDUSTRYRE"Y"LE "ENTER


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20!discharge warm water12!for desalination

produce fresh water

28!surface ocean water

4!deep ocean water

heatexchange

desalination

warmwater coolwater

transformersubstation

emission

freshwaterreservoir

powersupplydrinkingwatersupply


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peopleburning330tonsofgarbage

adaybecausetourismindustrysoilscrapmetal

filter&transport

coolingtower

transport

materialtank

constructionsite

constructionliquidtransport

foamsclerosis

materialfactory

agriculturewaste

tourismwaste

methane power

constructionwaste

0

12.5

25

37.5

50

1980 1986 1992 1998 2004 20100

175

350

525

700

Demolition AgeContainer DemandTanker Demand


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algahose

sunlight mixliquid(wavespower)

wastewater filter&transport

fermenter

pressurization&transport

biofueltank


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damagedgoods

recyclecenter

Irreparable

repairable

user

localindustry governmentimportstore

material

heavyindustry

lightindustry

remake

repairretail

constructionmaterial


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irrigationwater stablewaves windpower

floatingunit

fertilizer

sunlight

powerplant

crop&reap

granary

transport


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Energy Tactics Donors

Regular donations

- cheaper energy price

- lower carbon tax

Donors

Theoretical value1T alga = 20CubeMeter Methane- as carbon tax

- free energy but limited

Alga Farming

Biofuel CommunityEnergy Tactics Community

Owner - Community Fund

Manager - Management Committee

- as carbon tax

- lower carbon tax

- cheaper energy price

Wind Turbines GeneratorManager

Carbon TaxEnergy Produce

A. alga farming supplies

B. energy unit maintain

C. dike maintain

D.A.M Project 02 Fund

Carbon Tax Tactics

TheproportionofIncomeGroup2014

Richest - >100$ Day PersonRich -


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BiofuelCommunity86.99% EnergyTacticsCommunity13% EnergyTacticsDonors0.01%

wastewater

AlgaFarm Alga Fermentation

CenterMethane

GAS

labors

alary

Government- CarbonTaxFundBiofuel/ CleanEnergy

carbon

tax

carbon

tax

cleanenergyfund

cleanenergyreducecarbontax

zerocarbonbiofuelascarbontax

maintenancefunds

A.MProject02

donate

reduceenergyprice

CarbonTaxSystem

ProspectofCitizensJob

TourismOther ServiceIndustry

AgricultureFisheries


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FloatingMosquene

arOceanFarmingArea

FishingHarbor

Mosque


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Old Airport

Old Capital Location

O.T.E.C.

Farm Field


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Top of the Tanker ship / Secretary of District Office

Garden of Islamic College

Community Center

Control Panel Desk

Office Balcony

Extend Water Pump Tower

Alga Lamp

A A A A


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NEW CAPITAL AQUAPOLIS MASTER PLAN


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Elementary

School

Agriculture

CollegeMosque

Ferment DepartmentFishing Village

Methane Tanks

Emergency

ExhaustAli Avenue

MarketHeliport

Waste Water

Tanks

Light Industry

Reservoir

ELEVATION + SECTION

SECTIONTANKER & O.T.E.C.


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CompanyIslamic School Business Hotel

Heavy Industury

Complex

ImmigrationLobby

Lab + University

Medical Center

Hydro

Aquapolis MuseumMemorial Plaza

Floating

UnitMain

Reservoir

Super

Pumps

Generator


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AquapolisMuseum

AquapolisSchool

LightHouse

HydroControlRoom

DefenceSystem

EmergencyPump

MaintenancePort

NationalGateO!ce

University&

Labs

MedicalCenter

SpeciesReservedArea

NationalVisitorPort

SpecialFactory

CargoPlatform

MaintenancePlatform

Heliport

ResourcePort

O.

T.

E.

C.

ControlCenter

UPS&

EmergencyControlSyste

m

Maintenance&

BackupPartsRo

om

Drom

&

Life-supportSystem

Labs&

DataBase

Museum

Collections

UPS

DataStorage

DesalinationControlCenter

PumpRoom

SuppliesStorage

MaintenanceWorkshop

RecordDataBase

Substation

MaintenanceSubmarinePort

PumpControlCenter

PumpWorkshop

PressureControlRoom

Drom

&

Life-supportSystem

Monument

SignalTransmitter

DampingHeavyNets

SignalTransmitterRing&

Lights


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University Medical Store

Rust Matal Signboard

Bottle of Methane Tuber Crops

Cabin Door

Alga Mud

Obsolete Deck


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BusinessHotel

Residential+Commerical

Liberary

AidCabin

Alga Tank

Light Industury

Workshop

Reservoir

(oil tank)

Restricted Area

Restaurant (behind)

Hotel Rooms

Light RailMarket

Salat Plaza

Community

Plaza

Fresh Water

Tanks

Resource

Pipes

Classroom

Water Gate

Hotel Lobby

m

Hotel

Rooms

Light Industry

Workshop

Alga Tank

HotelLobby

Restaurant

Behind

Community

Stage

Water

Tanks

Pump Room


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Tanker Ship Library of Maldives Traditional Art College


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Bridge between ships

Reserved Area on Tanker Ship


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Harbor Market


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Downtown to small Fishing Village


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Independence Day in Maldives


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Market in Tanker Ship


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