Vladivostok

By 2090, Vladivostok had become a major hub of economic and technological development, evolving from its current status as Russia’s key Pacific port into a futuristic megacity, serving as a gateway to both Asia and the Arctic. The city played a pivotal role in Russian-Chinese relations, acting as the nexus for transcontinental trade, advanced technologies, and Arctic resource extraction, making it the birth place of Stroitel Ventures.

By the late 21st century, climate change has further opened the Arctic for resource extraction, particularly in oil, gas, and rare minerals. Vladivostok has positioned itself as the main logistical and technological hub for Arctic operations, with advanced sea routes and AI-powered port systems.

With the rise of China’s economic and geopolitical power, Vladivostok serves as a crucial link between Russia and China, fostering strong technological and infrastructural collaborations. The city thrives on high-tech industries, ranging from AI, robotics, and green energy infrastructure to space exploration and colonization tech.

Vladivostok has undergone a massive transformation, funded by Russian oligarchs and international investors, creating an urban landscape dotted with arcologies (self-sustaining city structures), vertical farms, and AI-managed urban systems. The city is a futuristic version of its port-town roots, blending industrial might with cutting-edge technology.