The Infinite City
← Spatial Narratives 2018 Competition · Co-Author: Miloš Kašul Nikolić · Frankfurt
A modular urban housing project reimagining multicultural Frankfurt — stackable modules that negotiate the tension between finite geometric patterns and infinite urban possibility.
2018Year
CompetitionType
Frankfurt WohnviertelContext
Urban HousingTheme
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Macro, Meso & Micro Scales
A modular urban housing project reimagining multicultural Frankfurt — stackable modules that negotiate the tension between finite geometric patterns and infinite urban possibility.
Macro Scale
The city as a finite set of repeating geometric patterns — squares, circles — providing a rigid yet adaptable urban framework.
Meso Scale
House modules that stack, slide, and shift. Each unit neutral enough to allow radical customization by its inhabitants over time.
Micro Scale
Interiors designed around the social dynamics of Frankfurt's multicultural population — neutralizing traditional capital/art power dynamics.
The Infinite City
Detail Study
Housing modules and the Frankfurt skyline
The city as a finite set of repeating geometric patterns — squares, circles — providing a rigid yet adaptable urban framework.
Meso Scale
House modules that stack, slide, and shift. Each unit neutral enough to allow radical customization by its inhabitants over time.
Micro Scale
Interiors designed around the social dynamics of Frankfurt's multicultural population — neutralizing traditional capital/art power dynamics.
The Infinite City
Detail Study
Housing modules and the Frankfurt skyline