Presently, city design consists of creating finite Utopian neighborhoods with the goal of solving all possible problems. However, as already proven, these utopias have short life spans, and their failure to meet new needs is used to create new utopias, strengthening the cycle.

Today’s user is in continuous change. By the time a neighborhood has been completed, 10 to 15 years down the line, a new generation of users with new professional aspirations and technological possibilities is already in play.

To break this “Utopian – failure – new Utopia” cycle, we need a real-time sustainable communication system of user feedback to action between user, specialists and authorities. This will allow a continuous development through small changes implemented as needed instead of large-scale redevelopments.

This sustainable organic city development will naturally adapt to social, cultural and economic change, and allow for a better management of resources.