Future Ready landscapes will support locally-focused, neighbourhoods that are easy to walk around. Helping overcome loneliness, making it easy for people with mental health disabilities to travel, and resilient to extreme rainfall. The exponential rate of technological advancements is affecting every aspect of daily life, from our work patterns and travel behaviours, to the intricate way in which we experience the world. Urban spaces will be redefined, giving rise to a new platform that celebrates both cultural and wildlife diversity. These new natural urban spaces will be based around all-age neighbourhoods, powered by local energy, fed by local food.

Green, rather than concrete, infrastructure creates wonderful new places for communities to walk, travel and relax in. Slowing down and storing rain from cloudbursts in streets designed to store water. Trees providing canopies to walk under in the hottest weather. Grass and other soft landscapes absorbing heat, providing remarkable places for all ages in all electric cities that are cleaner and quieter. And all of this brings wildlife back to cities at scale, while providing lower cost solutions that are super flexible to adapt to future uses.