NarrativeLocation / narrative
San Francisco, 2047
Canals, wetlands, floating workshops and elevated streets. A city that did not leave the water behind—and cannot survive by cutting itself apart.
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At the water’s edgeThe ferry landing ↗The system that models the cityHarbor Zero Commons Layer ↗The engineer who built its doctrineMaya Chen ↗Return to the refrainThe tide don't turn for titans. The tide don't stop for no one. ↗The production modelThe world, version 49 ↗Earlier V50 modelThe world, version 50 ↗Current production WIPThe waterfront / V52 work in progress ↗Follow an existing connection back through the archive.Pier 70 Adaptive District ↗Follow an existing connection back through the archive.Chinatown Canal Network ↗Follow an existing connection back through the archive.Bayview Cooperative Infrastructure ↗Follow an existing connection back through the archive.Private Seawall Enclaves ↗Follow an existing connection back through the archive.Jubilee Offshore Holding Areas ↗Follow an existing connection back through the archive.Unified Command / Hydraulic Commons Work Platform ↗Follow an existing connection back through the archive.The Storm Jacket ↗Follow an existing connection back through the archive.The dining barge ↗Follow an existing connection back through the archive.Across the city / 120 seconds ↗Follow an existing connection back through the archive.Watch the trailer ↗Follow an existing connection back through the archive.From 2047 / Maya’s flight ↗
Original record and sources
An adapted city with more than one account of itself.
The canals connect old city fabric to working quays, markets, repair spaces and a command room high above the water. These are places people maintain while the official systems try to describe them.
Harbor Zero is the entrance to this world. In the production bible, Harbor Zero also names a specific civic intelligence system; the place and the system retain separate records.
- Canonical identifier
- urn:storm:location:san-francisco-2047
- Canon state / reality mode
- working-canon / fictional
- Source meaning
- This record describes documented model geometry or supplied story context; it is not evidence of a real city or tested engineering performance.