The article explores the concept of futuristic buildings that integrate residential and commercial spaces, exemplified by Morocco's Mohammed VI Tower, and discusses its potential adoption and challenges in Kenya.

• The Mohammed VI Tower in Rabat, Morocco, is a mixed-use skyscraper housing residences, offices, a hotel, retail, and recreational facilities.
• An architect suggests such models suit workers far from families but are likely to attract high-value clients, not ordinary citizens.
• Concerns are raised about Kenya's urban planning, potential for corruption, and the unsuitability of such dense urban living for those seeking quietude.