Underground Skyscrapers

The book delves into the technological hurdles and psychological impacts of living in underground cities, such as how to design spaces that avoid isolation and foster a sense of community. It also considers the environmental benefits, showcasing how subterranean structures can offer advantages over traditional buildings. Through engineering studies, architectural designs, and sociological research, the book builds the argument that underground skyscrapers are not just a futuristic fantasy, but a potentially viable solution to urbanization challenges.

The book progresses logically, beginning with an introduction to underground architecture, then delving into engineering aspects, psychological considerations, and real-world case studies. It offers a comprehensive look at subterranean urban spaces, providing insights for architects, engineers, urban planners, and anyone interested in the future of urban living and sustainable urban development.