stéphane malka visualizes P9 ghetto-mobile as a nomadic micro-city
mounted on scaffolding, the structure comprises a modular system of footbridges and public spaces that can be readily adapted to suit a variety of urban configurations.
stéphane malka visualizes P9 ghetto-mobile as a nomadic micro-city
all images courtesy of malka architecture
in another project taken from his recent book ‘le petit pari(s)’, french architect stéphane malka has envisioned a nomadic micro-city described as a ‘voluntary ghetto’. in a direct response to the global economic downturn and the last century’s increased reliance on mass production, the structure not only incorporates outlying spaces, but also upscale volumes through the use of an active system.
mounted on scaffolding, the structure comprises a modular system of footbridges and public spaces that can be readily adapted to suit a variety of urban configurations. the scheme, which is entirely run by its residents, is organized around multiple activities that include residences and offices, positioned alongside art galleries, recording studios and night clubs.
designed by stéphane malka, the structure not only incorporates outlying spaces, but also upscale volumes
mounted on scaffolding, the design comprises a modular system of footbridges and public spaces
the scheme is organized around multiple activities that include residences and offices
the structure shown spanning paris’ pont neuf
protruding volumes proudly display each internal function
the scheme would be entirely run by residents seeking to claim re-appropriate lost land
