A thousand floors plus one': an endless mess. a new map of the world: more boundary walls and fences worldwide

This project describes the field of geographic political partitions now in progress offering an interdisciplinary evaluation able to show the space in the borders as ‘narrative beginning’. An organized space, often with urban traits, a sort of ‘border city’ and sometimes of ‘contact infrastructure’. So, cognitive horizons able to breach the Wall, going beyond the political-territorial divisions which have always existed, in fact, a world which is sort of more or less fortified bulwark so to suggest 'border worlds' that are 'city', 'reality in between'. So, a world is advancing with rhizomatous evolution. An idea of multiplicity in which the 'rhizome' structure becomes decentralized configurations where each part can be connected to another without go through significant points, as the infrastructure network or even the virtual system of global contacts. So, it turns out a new map of the delocalized space that increasingly requires of a design thinking that sometimes becomes 'hard' and sometimes 'elastic', sometimes 'insurmountable' and sometimes 'flexible'. It is shown a new perspective that outlines the contours of the marginal spaces as a complex urban dimension, in constant metamorphosis, a city made up of multitudes of hybrid spaces in which divergent ways to do and to think architecture collide and transform and of which it thinks another perspective.