I can upgrade the shelter-Chapter 603 - 501 Fusion Plan

Having reviewed all the design proposals, Chen Xin was undoubtedly greatly surprised by the excellent designs presented.

Each firm brought its own unique flair to their designs, with certain highlights that could make one want to praise them with a slap of the table.

However, having seen so many brilliant designs, a new idea formed in Chen Xin's mind: to blend the stunning designs of each firm into one, incorporating the strengths of each into an integrated design.

For instance, the ring-road layout was a very impressive design, but only one proposal featured this design.

Another proposal introduced the idea of integrating green belts and walkways into the architecture itself, creating a sky garden-like design, which was also remarkable.

Not to mention the plan that Chen Xin had favored before, which involved moving the Energy Tower and ecological greenhouse outside of the Dome. 𝒇𝒓𝙚𝒆𝔀𝓮𝓫𝒏𝓸𝙫𝓮𝓵.𝓬𝙤𝙢

Each of these proposals had their respective merits, so why not concentrate these strengths rather than selecting just one brilliance from among these remarkable designs?

Chen Xin thought this way, and he took action accordingly.

He selected the inspiring elements from each proposal, bringing these designs together to form a new proposal.

In this proposal, Chen Xin adopted the design of moving the Energy Tower and ecological greenhouse outside the Dome, placing them beyond the Dome's coverage; furthermore, the foundation of the entire Dome City was excavated ten meters deeper, forming a three-layer underground space, expanding the city's population capacity.

These ideas came from two different proposals, and Chen Xin applied them together, adding more usable space to Dome City.

The ring-road design he admired also naturally would not be absent. However, Chen Xin didn't simply adopt the ring-road design but transformed it into three different height circular rings, intersecting only at tangent points.

The largest outer ring was placed on the ground, aligning with the Dome's foundation, becoming a ring road for the city, facilitating the transportation of various materials and the passage of heavy vehicles.

The middle ring, elevated, traversed the various functional zones along this circular road, concentrating the administrative, commercial, educational, and medical districts along this line.

The inner ring was designated as the city's residential area, incorporating a large-scale ecological community-style building from another design.

This was also the only proposal Chen Xin received that designed the entire residential area as a singular architectural entity.

Although other proposals also considered designing the residential area as a whole, they consisted of multiple residential buildings rather than exclusively a single structure.

The greatest highlight of this design was that it didn't design the residential area in the traditional manner, as individual residential buildings, but as a massive residential complex.

Inside the complex, various service facilities were established, allowing residents to meet basic living needs without leaving the building.

This reduced the wasted space between buildings and made more effective use of space, significantly increasing the population capacity of the area.

The combination of sky gardens and ecological parks filled the space, ensuring sufficient green area, so the reduced green space between buildings did not result in insufficient greening of the residential area.

Paired with the encircling and connecting skywalks, the residential area appeared far more practical than traditional residential building designs.

The final synthesis of several proposals, although it seemed like an ultimate patchwork monster at first glance, actually surpassed expectations, being more advantageous due to the fusion of each design's strengths.

Looking at this finalized proposal, Chen Xin rubbed his chin, using the VR device to personally experience it and, finding no irrational elements, finalized the plan.

Of course, what Chen Xin meant by finalizing was not the intention to use this integrated proposal, but to convert it into design drawings.

Chen Xin planned to send this integrated proposal back to each design firm, asking them to use it as a reference to modify their original proposals.

After all, Chen Xin was not a professional designer, and this integrated proposal was merely a product of fusion and splicing, meant as a reference, with the actual design needing to be crafted by professional designers.

The purpose of Chen Xin doing this was also to encourage the design firms to combine their strengths and excellent designs, bringing together the strengths of each to ultimately create a perfect design.

Rather than eliminating some distinctive and excellent proposals due to selection, which would be regrettable.

After all, the design ultimately pertains to an entire city, and the design firms can entirely focus on designing the most distinguishing and brilliant parts of their proposals, breaking down the city design into several different sections.

This isn't an issue, since this is the design of an entire city, even if just a pocket city, it can similarly adopt a sectioned tender approach, dividing the whole design into several technology packages, allowing each design firm to design the segment in which they specialize.

After making this decision, Chen Xin contacted the higher-ups, and after discussing with them, Chen Xin's idea was supported by them.

Thus, the original evaluation plan was modified, and the integrated proposal in Chen Xin's hand was distributed to each design firm, asking them to individually modify their designs with reference to it.

To the design firms, this was undoubtedly an uncomfortable situation.

Originally, it was a competition, each one striving to solely gain the project, but now it turned into each one competing for a small portion, undoubtedly causing dissatisfaction.

However, the integrated proposal itself greatly impacted them, for being deemed valuable and innovative by Chen Xin highlighted the essence of each design firm's proposal.

The ability to weave these essences together was undoubtedly an uncomfortable situation for the design firms.

Originally, it was a competition, each one striving to solely gain the project, but now it turned into each one competing for a small portion, undoubtedly causing dissatisfaction.

However, the integrated proposal itself greatly impacted them, for being deemed valuable and innovative by Chen Xin highlighted the essence of each design firm's proposal.