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Slave City can be described as a sinister dystopia is both rational, efficient and cost (7 million euro net profit a year). The concepts of values, ethics, aesthetics, morals, food, energy, economy, organization, management and market have been reversed, mixed and reformulated to design this city \u200b\u200bof 200,000 inhabitants. They work 7 hours a day at the office, another 7 in camps or workshops, then allow 3 hours of leisure and 7 to sleep. Slave City is an eco-city self-sufficient and produce their own energy and recycles everything. So
us Atelier Van Lieshout this concentration camp technologically advanced seems straight out of "1984" or "Brave New World" .
Welcome Center Before entering Slave City and become a resident must pass through the Welcome Center. This building is where participants are selected for the convenience of their arrival and subsequent work. The elderly, sick and ugly are recycled into biogas. A healthy people and unwise it is processed in the meat factory. A very healthy young and allowed to participate in the organ transplant program. Healthy and intelligent people go to work in the city.
Brothels A Slave City dwellers do not get paid for their work, but in return they are granted certain privileges such as attending brothels. Workers in the brothel for the upper class, of triangular plan, you can choose between different types of pleasures. In contrast, lower-class slaves have less choice in Bauhaus style modular brothels.
Universities This is where you educate slaves in the kindness and efficiency. The model above represents the Female Slave University and the University down the male slaves. The scheme is similar to students of employees: 7 hours of study, 7 hours of work in the field, 3 hours of leisure and 7 hours of sleep. These buildings are the only teachers who receive remuneration for their work.
Tableware Tableware decorated with scenes of daily life and activities of city departments such as Human Resources, Energy Production, Motivation and Relaxation or organ transplants.
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