Within the depot’s quiet shell, the first environment intertwines with structure. Unfolding crates rise as a scaffold for shared play, recasting the depot as a living terrain of participation.
Reimagining the depot as a living framework for participation, a dormant structure becomes an architecture of renewal, reminding us the urban fabric is never fixed, only waiting to be re-authored.
The once-sealed edge breathes again, a porous ground where the depot meets the everyday. A civic threshold reignites as movement flows through the western drive, welcoming the city back in.
The design reactivates the depot as civic, ludic and communal commons: a porous framework where making, play and public life interlace, the industrial shell becomes a living rehearsal of RtTC.
The heart of the depot, the civic crate rises, a scaffold for expression and encounter. The public forum gathers around it, terraces of observation and exchange unfolding toward the centre.
Each frame captures a rhythm of encounter and revelation, civic approach and ludic discovery. Architecture unfixed, breathing with the city as it moves from square to commons, procession to production.