Millions of prefabricated ‘a-social’ housing units are displayed into monstruous quarters. They all crumble at the same time (social housing Tchernobyl ?). We imagine and picture an ideal process where inhabitants would slowly and discreetly propose their needed projects and the administrative organization would carry them out as they come along, without categorizing them or losing the precious disorder.

We studied and listed a library of components for a number of interventions of all kind. The political order could then selectively carry them out when needed, according to the moment and location. This is a way to escape the industry’s objective logic and the image of its building site organization. Even when centralized, the distribution of interventions will exclusively reflect the aleatory needs of inhabitants. In the long run, the abstract order will dissolve and a townscape image will arise and civilize the Berlin landscape.