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T E R R I T O R I E S
M E T A M O R P H O S E S

Abandoned or temporarily occupied sites located in the vicinity of major infrastructures constitute a large part of Boston's metropolitan territory - zones adjacent to motorways, railway lines, shopping malls, large parking lots, and areas of the industrial port. Since they are connected to an ill-defined suburban, yet increasingly urban infrastructure network, these derelict sites have the potential to compose a type of superimposed geography. This discovered landscape is one of great significance for contemporary American towns, where a lack of identifiable collective structures is gaining consciousness. The intention of the master plan was to identify and map these vacant spaces and envisage their metamorphosis.

Location
Boston MA
Completion
1999
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