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ARCHITECTURAL ECOLOGY: A TENTATIVE SAHARA RESTORATION

Visionary 19th and 20th century macroengineers have dreamt about transformations of North Africa's large contiguous arid landscape. Their most vital macroprojects plans are reviewed here, with the intent of promoting the early 21st century construction of the Sahara Tent Greenbelt + “insol” building. Pneumatic tenting of ∼ 3.5 million square kilometres of desert prototypes a late 21st century distended building for Mars' terraformation, which is ∼ 35 times greater in area than the proposed STG. Covering 50% of the Sahara leaves other people to dream, while calculations for the whole of the region indicate the potential impact of a first try.