An Hour of Goal Setting

The meeting table is full of printed sheets of CAD drawings and a few cups of coffee that are starting to get cold. The projector screen is adorned with presentation materials from a team of planning engineers who have taken turns to showcase their new building project ideas. However, nothing seems to satisfy Mr. Frederick, the Owner of the leading city developer company.

So further discussions between the members of the planning team had to take place immediately, as the deadline for completion was only a matter of days. And so the great discussion began.

“What if we make a building in the shape of a giant ball?” asked Tommy as he drew a large ball on paper.

All the engineers at the table fell silent. Sarah, the most serious, opened her mouth, “A ball? You mean a spherical building? Like a tennis ball?”

Tommy nodded vigorously. “Yeah, why not? A ball building is unique! It could be a landmark! So, people who come to this city will immediately know that they're in our city! It'll go viral!”

Andrew, who was sitting next to Tommy, started laughing. “So, if we build a soccer ball building, we'll have problems with elevators, right? Imagine, people want to go up to the 50th floor, but they have to go around first!”

Tommy casually replied, “Easy! So, we'll make not only the floors move, but also the elevator. It's a new experience for the building's residents!”

Sarah gave Tommy a confused look. “Tommy, are you sure the elevator is safe? Won't anyone get dizzy?”

Tommy replied, “It must be safe! Besides, who doesn't like a challenge? This could be a great place for yoga or muscle tension therapy. Just think, building occupants can practice their balance while going up and down!”

Suddenly, Bruno, who had been silent, spoke up. “What if we make this building 'glide' from one place to another? Like a moving car!”

Everyone was silent, shocked. “So this building will move? Like a building car?” asked Sarah, her brow furrowed.

“That's right!” replied Bruno. “We can put big wheels on each floor and make the building move to another location. If there's a big concert in the city center, we can just move the building there!”

Tommy added enthusiastically, “And don't forget, we can add a ‘floating parking’ facility. So the building can park in the air, avoiding traffic jams on the road!”

Sarah was getting dizzy. “Wait, wait, wait... so this building is going to be... a building that can move, fly and spin?”

“Why not?” replied Tommy, ”We can make this building the most advanced and move as needed. When there's an important event, we can just move the building to a more strategic place!”

Andrew burst out laughing. “We could turn the elevator into a roller coaster, allowing people to enjoy the adrenaline rush as they go up to the floor!”

“Bruno laughed and said, 'So, every time people get on a floor, they have to sign a waiver saying, "I'm ready for a roller coaster ride" Bruno said with a laugh.

Finally chiming in, Bianca, already confused, said, “What if we focus on making the building stable first and then add unique features like this later? If the building can spin, glide, and fly, maybe we need more insurance!”

Everyone was silent, contemplating for a moment, then Tommy smiled. “But if we succeed, this could be the most famous project in the world! Who wouldn't want to live in a building that can move and change shape?”

“Yes, if we're successful, we can sell tickets to our building,” Bruno added, ”For tourists who want to experience the thrill of riding in a building that can move!”

Finally, Sarah raised her hand. "Okay, I give up. I'm no longer able to think of the marvelous design of your futuristic theme park project.”

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