
The long answer said, the short answer is far more mundane…
Pyramids ARE simply the BEST..! They are the optimum shape for very large human habitats

Oasis-Cities will bestow benefits which could be considered a form of “Pyramid Power”
- Pyramids are aesthetically attractive, as they resemble mountains
- OAeCities will visually enhance the landscape and environment
- OBeCities despoil the landscape and environment
- OAeCities will visually enhance the landscape and environment
- Panoramic views – Everyone will enjoy “million-dollar views” from their home.
- Biophilic effect – beautiful vistas, especially trees, are psychologically beneficial
- Highly effective Rainfall collectors – without the seepage loss of mountains
- Highly effective Solar collectors – inclined walls are optimal for PV arrays
- Over-shadowing greatly reduced, whereas tower blocks obstruct light and views
- Privacy – modules at least 500m apart, so you won’t be peering into neighbours
- Terraced (stepped-back) design facilitates generously-sized patios
- Structurally safe – resistant to earthquakes, storms, floods, and FIRE (see below)
- Enormous tropical-look atriums within the spacious interior
- LONGEVITY – built to last centuries rather than the decades of most buildings
- this is just a small sample, many more advantages are listed HERE

FIRE RISK REDUCED
In a pyramidal building each floor is set-back from the one below it, so that if a fire were to start on a lower floor, the flames and most of the heat will tend to escape into the atmosphere rather than consuming the floor(s) above. This is the exact opposite of the “jettying” style of medieval buildings which resulted in many enormously destructive city fires, notably the 1666 “Great Fire of London”.
Vertical-walled buildings are obviously safer in a fire than “jettied” buildings, but when they do catch fire it can be very difficult to escape

Pyramidal buildings would be far safer in a big fireThe stepped design of a pyramid reduces the risk of fire spreading to higher floors. And, if the fire does spread, residents would be able to escape laterally – or even down the walls – and would not be trapped by a smoke-filled stairwell. For the same reason, firefighters would be able to get close to the fire
