The border of the city, the port, was always 'passed through'. Logistics stayed for a while and left, and life move away from it.

Waste containers were a sign of the industry, and even when they were piled up, they were left meaningless. But now we begin a new architectural narrative around it.

" The surplus becomes a possibility."

A structure that is no longer used becomes a hotel, and the hotel's units circulate again in response to the city's other needs. Architecture unravels the tension between settlement, public and profit, and temporaryity and persistence.

Containers are not just materials, they are a medium of circulation. They are constantly connected and rearranged into hotels, temporary housing, and organizations in cities. At the point where old cities and old resources meet, we imagine a 'Sustainable Boundary'

This is a non-fixed architecture. A prototype of a new city that is constantly moving, dismantled, and reconstructed.