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Ut = the Galaxy system Sundsten = our Planet Menhir = the Capital City
When the first civilization lived on the planet, Menhir used to be a modern and prosperous urban center, boasting of a significant development compared to other environments. The huge population was devoted almost exclusively to managing the needs of the city and maintaining it at the highest level.
The efficiency of the regulated land-use planning is emphasized by the plot typology - a clean grid street plan ordered by beige-grey concrete or stone constructions and woven by greenery and flowered gardens.
The massive buildings, the infrastructure and the superior technology, but also the biodiversity of the city, all worked in symbiosis with the high vibration of the planet. Millions of citizens were scattered in hundreds of districts crowded with homes, markets, parks and administrative buildings, all orbiting the architectural landmark, the Monolith.
The Frequency
Menhir was a living city supported by civilization but controlled by the Dome, which represented the core and soul of the planet. Built under the Dome, the Monolith, a temple and also a center of the government witnessed prosperity through the sound it released.
As the life of the inhabitants improved, the sound and vibration of the Dome became higher and purer. In a similar manner, as the population was declining, the frequency of the dome was getting lower and more congested. Although the citizens could maintain this prosperous state, they were dependent on the resources the planet produced. Due to the frequency’s impact on the nature of the planet’s offerings, a continuous progress was required of society in order to sustain its growth.
The Dome
Before the Elders built their first settlement, the origin point of the region was symbolised by a huge stone pit through which the sound of the planet surfaced. An upside-down stone dome levitated above it and amplified the voice of the planet.
As the republic evolved and in order to store its consciousness, the civilization began to build a under the Dome and around the pit, from which they could observe the greatness of it.
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