Infrastructure
It comes
when you call it.
Food, power, and transit — the systems a town needs to run itself, without depending on a supply chain a thousand miles away or a grid it doesn't control.
Rooftop Agriculture
The average American meal travels 1,500 miles. Yours travels one floor.
Food sovereignty means controlling the supply relationship — from security, not dependency. Three layers cover everything.
4 miles of rooftop
Half hydroponic, half raised bed — the tomatoes in your Spice Tray salad were growing here last week.
20–50 mile radius
Regional farms pledged supply during the raise, tagged by stewards and voted in — direct contracts, no commodity intermediary.
The land that sold it
The family that farmed this section before the town was built often becomes its primary food supply partner.
53% to China
Share of US soybean exports overseas — that land could house 85% of humanity. URBAL repurposes the same PLSS grid to grow food, not car fuel.
Transport
On-demand, point to point. Not a loop on a timetable.
Nothing inside the town requires the pod, because everything inside the town is already a walk — it's for getting to your car, to the next town, or to the park.
10 min
Doorstep to car
Maximum transit time from the furthest residential doorstep in the core to a vehicle parked in The Commons.
30 mph
Point to point
No timetable, no route to memorise, no transfers. On demand, direct to your destination.
Bunch-wide
Town, city, park
Links every town, city and park in the Bunch at the centre gateways. Travel between Bunches is handled by the Bouquet transit layer.
SMR Power
Dual reactors per Bunch. Eight per Bouquet. Power it doesn't have to import.
Every Bunch gets two small modular reactors of its own, deployed during the annual raise for absolute redundancy. Across a full Bouquet — four Bunches — that's eight reactors total, sitting at the geographic center where all four parks join into one 4-square-mile green centre. Funded through its own Terreno Energia raise, SMR power covers every town, city, and the datacenter beneath the park. It's a single line item in your monthly fee — $0.045/sqft, covering both electricity and district heating — not a utility bill that moves with the market.
Sovereign Municipal Data Centers
Your data, your town, running right beneath your feet.
Over 840,000 square feet of municipal compute capacity sits beneath every Bunch's park — a self-sovereign colocation facility that generates revenue for the Bunch instead of renting capacity from an outside cloud provider. Powered by the same SMR reactors above it.
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