walking cities

Walking Cities imagines architecture liberated from its permanent attachment to the ground. Buildings become mobile organisms, capable of movement, transformation, and adaptation.

These speculative constructions blur the distinction between architecture, machinery, and living systems. Their forms suggest an urban environment that is no longer fixed but capable of responding to changing conditions.

The drawings question the conventional understanding of the city as a permanent collection of buildings. Instead, architecture becomes an evolving presence, simultaneously mechanical and biological, inhabiting a world in which movement and transformation are fundamental conditions.