futuristic ecological building in canada, enclosed structure, designed by a collaboration between paolo soleri who builts iconic structures and fumihiko maki who builts itabuiltlian hilltop towns, stretching 2.1 kilometers long and up to 350 meters wide, towering 22 stories high. This architectural marvel is not just a building; it's a self-sustaining ecosystem designed for harmonious living. Its exterior is porous, allowing natural light to permeate every corner of its interior, ensuring that the building is bathed in sunlight, reducing the need for artificial lighting. The building is home to 11,000 residences, each equipped with 2 personal plants, enhancing the living space with greenery. For communal areas, there are 38 additional plants per resident, creating lush, green communal spaces that encourage social interaction and community building. Furthermore, the building features an advanced hydroponic system with 44 plants per resident, and an aquaponic system with 30 plants for each person, specifically designed for water filtration. These systems are not just for food production; they play a crucial role in air quality improvement and waste management, following the ecological principles of pioneers John and Nancy Todd. This building is an epitome of sustainable living, where every element is designed to minimize environmental impact and promote a healthy, eco-friendly lifestyle. It's a vision of what the future of urban living can be, blending seamlessly with nature while accommodating 11,000 residents and an equal number of visitors  --ar 3:2 --s 1000