The geometry here is centrifugal — a luminous dome at the core, the only contained volume in the entire composition, with everything else fragmenting away from it in long diagonal shards. Blade structures, elevated transit rails, canopy fins all radiating like the city was an explosion that decided to stay. The dome isn't a civic symbol. It's a pressure valve. What's interesting urbanistically is the absence of a grid. No blocks, no street logic. The city organizes itself around velocity and approach vectors rather than address. You navigate by trajectory, not by map. The ground plane carries density at the edges — settlement clustering at the base of the spines, human scale implied but never comfortable. The center is for arrival. The periphery is for living.
