The cities of the 2030s will generate a significant amount of their energy through solar and wind resources located within or near city centres because bringing power production closer to where power is used can save capital, conserve natural landscapes, reduce the need for transmission lines, and deliver more resilient, reliable, and equitable electricity. Over the next few decades, in addition to the transition to a 100% renewable energy world, it will be necessary that design and specifically architecture penetrate the aesthetics of sustainable kernels within our urban places and landscapes. As renewables are one of the core pillars of climate protection strategies, the following equation thoroughly represents the whole thesis idea.