Gymnasium
- Converts mechanical and kinetic energy into electrical energy using dynamos and machines optimised for energy production
- Also uses Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) for free weights
- Users are incentivised based on highest energy production per week (rewards etc)
- Yoga, pilates, dance, free weights
- Courts for sports such as basketball, volleyball etc
Roads
- Solar sidewalk pavers (durable enough to sustain foot traffic)
- Solar canopies
- Trees for shade and cooling the outdoor areas
- Bike lanes and racks
- Located near train and bus stations
Buildings
- Buildings designed to maximise natural lighting while minimising harsh sunlight
- Solar windows
- Airtight building design to prevent air leakage
- Glazed windows
- Adaptive AC
- Energy efficient lighting, heating and cooling
- Buildings made of fibreglass and spray foam for minimising heat transfer, cellulose (made of recycled paper), recycled steel and wood.
- Phase change materials for limiting heat transfer, and low VOC paints and finishes to limit harmful chemicals.
- Green roofing (planting vegetation for additional insulation) and solar roofs
- All materials locally/regionally sourced
- Smart grid system
Food, drink, waste etc
- All food (including restaurants, cafes etc) sourced directly from local farmers
- Farmers market available
- Reusable popcorn containers, drink cups etc
- Recycling and composting
- Recycling bins across the park
- Community based events
- Indoor spaces equipped with air filtration
Gaming centres
- VR gaming and consoles in gaming centres
Restaurants & Bars
- Open space for food carnivals and other events