Photos | Future Visions: Model of Our Tomorrow
A detailed model of a futuristic city, the centerpiece being a eye-capturing, large circular building. A perfect blend of imagination and architectural genius, capturing the essence of urban development in the heart of Downtown. This photograph was taken on January 14th, 2024 at the Walt Disney Family Museum during an exhibition on the future of cityscapes.
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museum architecture bride handrail urban building planetarium disney square wedding outdoors transportation house family city mall foyer swimming mortar machine resort indoors water office building hotel walt metropolis wheel rekognition_c car vehicle shopping dogs downtown town shell housing cats staircase shop weapon pool
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