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Terrapolis

The project answered the brief of uncertainty by creating a habitat where all species (human, animals, insects, plants, etc.) co-exist in a system of mutual respect, understanding, and exchange as Manhattan was in during 1600. The system moved from one vacant plot to the another connected through rooftops, resulting in a new layer over Manhattan that would eventually consume it. The answer to uncertainty is to live with it.