Object Building/City Object liberates existing entities from their original contexts, allowing them to adapt to unfamiliar and unexpected behaviors. It emerges from non-hierarchical and non-systematic relationships between figures and objects—figure-figure, figure-object, and object-figure interactions.

A series of architectural elements—walls, columns, voided spaces, staircases, New York apartment typologies, pipes, wires, and rooms—exist as a collection of things that could potentially constitute a building or even an entire city. 

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