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Transfer My interest in “moving cities” has developed over time. It is a concept that has inspired architects worldwide for decades. With Transfer, I wanted to imagine the physical movement of residential units housing up to 8,000 people, transported across the city by large-scale industrial machinery. As in UNIT...

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