strange to talk of a Grand Prix Formula 1 in a blog about architecture, but in reality this circuit is just the latest step in a country like the UAE that Dubai and now Abu Dhabi wanted to transform a resource such as labile petr oil in a re cchezza sustained in this case is called "progress and development." When the precious black gold finish and will no longer be economically viable to exploit, then it will remain a nation with cities built to be efficient and productive in services and finance and of course the scenario is now more intelligent che si possa progettare. Interessantissimo è anche il progetto di costruire qui vicino una città interamente progettata per funzionare con fonti di energia rinnovabili, in particolare l'energia solare, che sarà chiamata Masdar e che già dal 2006 è in fase di sviluppo da parte del famoso studio Foster and Partners , indubbiamente dei pionieri per progetti eco-compatibili.
Attirare i migliori architetti e professionisti come SOM e in questo caso Hermann Tilke , che ormai è considerato un maestro nel progettare circuiti e impianti per corse (il prossimo sarà the Indian Delhi), to attract foreign capital by offering development opportunities and services are the best calling card for a nation to become a world economic giant. Everything comes from the big cities here and if they are realized for many years.
Other emerging countries are following in the footsteps of the UAE, with all the problems that a sudden and rapid growth can produce, but they are certainly going to drive the economy in decades and not the old porssimi and "static" in Europe.
's intervention Abu Dhabi, the circuit and all the boundary with hotels and port areas, are therefore not just another architectural wonder of this state is enriched, but become a way to attract more capital from investors who see in this country in developing a unique opportunity to create something a great and memorable. There is only Ferrari, which will create here a gigantic theme park dedicated to his world of motorsport, but also some of the most famous museums in the world, including the Louvre, who have chosen these places to create the branches of their art collections, a sign that the porssimi decades mass tourism will increasingly be shifted to these emerging countries.
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