6<\/p>\n States where Telosa could end up include Utah. Nevada, and Texas, among others with plenty of spaceCredit: City of Telosa 6<\/p>\n Telosa wants to house five million residentsCredit: City of Telosa 6<\/p>\n The city’s gateway would be a prime transportation spotCredit: City of Telosa<\/p>\n Telosa hopes to bring futuristic urban planning to America by providing sustainable options to its residents. <\/p>\n It would offer a community endowment to those who lived there, leading to higher land value and better funding for the city.<\/p>\n “If the community sold the land and created an endowment \u2014 similar to a university or hospital endowment \u2014 they could earn $50 billion a year,” the website<\/a> read.<\/p>\n “$50 billion that would go back to the citizens in the form of healthcare, education, jobs training, affordable housing, and more.”<\/p>\n The goal is 100 percent renewable energy in the new city, alongside zero waste.<\/p>\n Much less bustling than New York City and way more modern than Los Angeles, the drawings show flying vehicles, self-driving cars, and tons of greenery. <\/p>\n Uniquely-shaped buildings cover the skyline as a large transportation gateway sits in the center of Telosa.<\/p>\n Some of the states being considered for the city include Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Arizona<\/a>, Texas, and the Appalachian region. <\/p>\n The city will be under a new economy structure dubbed as equitism, or “[a]n economic system in which citizens have a stake in the city\u2019s land.” <\/p>\n Incredible moment dolphin playfully DANCES with family of swimmers at popular UK beach <\/p>\n Some equitism features include 20 percent food residency, 90 percent water reduction, zero mobility emissions, and 500 square ft. per capita in open space for residents. <\/p>\n “It retains the same system of Capitalism but with an additional funding mechanism for enhanced services \u2014 through the land.”<\/p>\n “With Equitism, we will create a much higher-level of social services offered to residents, without additional burdens on taxpayers,” the website<\/a> reads.<\/p>\n Lore, who also co-owns<\/a> the NBA Minnesota Timberwolves and WNBA Minnesota Lynx, currently serves as the founder and CEO of Wonder.<\/p>\n “The mission of Telosa is to create a more equitable and sustainable future,” Lore<\/a> said of the project. <\/p>\n Telosa’s partners<\/p>\n Building a city doesn’t happen with just one person. Telosa’s partners include:<\/p>\n BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group: A group of architects based out of Copenhagen, New York, London, Barcelona, and Shenzhen<\/p>\n Polco: A community engagement analytics company <\/p>\n RCLCO: A real estate planning organization<\/p>\n Buro Happold: An engineer, designer, and consultant group<\/p>\n Archer: An air mobility company<\/p>\n Henry George School of Social Science: An association focused on “economic justice, urban decay, environmental policy as well as tax policy.” <\/p>\n Source: Telosa<\/a><\/p>\n “That’s our North Star, and that’ll never change.” <\/p>\n The project has been imagined with Lore by architecture company<\/a> BIG, or Bjarke Ingels Group.<\/p>\n It’s promising better social services like education<\/a> and housing, a participatory democracy, and a design that lessens noise and pollution with a good transportation system. <\/p>\n “[I]t\u2019s not only about creating the city of Telosa itself, which we hope will set a new standard for urban living,” the website says.<\/p>\n “It\u2019s also about building a city with a soul, a city focused on actual human beings.”<\/p>\n 6<\/p>\n Autonomous cars are a big feature of the city’s planningCredit: City of Telosa 6<\/p>\n![\"Illustration](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/08\/big-s-bold-vision-sustainable-1016426592.jpg\")
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