by Jake Williams | Mar 1, 2022
The fifteen students on our team worked together to try to create a plausible and possible future for Mexico City where waste becomes a thing of the past. We incorporated the work of many types of engineers and scientists as we designed solutions to waste management,...
by Jake Williams | Mar 1, 2022
Our team should be recognized for their efforts, teamwork, and creativity. There were a lot of unexpected challenges in the classroom this year, but the students came together better than ever before and produced a project of which they could all be proud! They know...
by Jake Williams | Mar 1, 2022
Our team deserves to win this award for a variety of reasons. We put in approximately 115 hours outside of school, and dedicated much of our class time to future cities. We combined our strengths and interests to make our city both waste-free and an exciting place to...
by Jake Williams | Mar 1, 2022
New Coruscant should win because it provides renewable energy and technology to combat climate change and comfort for the residents. We made sure to implement specific technologies for our zero-waste goal, including revolutionary wastewater systems, a groundbreaking...
by Jake Williams | Mar 1, 2022
It’s probably not a newsflash that women are still largely outnumbered by their male counterparts in STEM. The Future City Competition has given our Wiltshire Team the opportunity to focus on career paths, team work, collaboration, classwork, city planning,...
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