
01 / The structural heart
The Twist
A maritime jungle gym.
An industrial frame.
A new civic interior.
A different relationship with the sea.
A new civic interior.
A different relationship with the sea.
01—06
Begin at the heart.
The vortex gathers circulation, structure and play into one continuous spatial gesture.
Scroll through seven project viewsJ1 hangar / morphology study from portfolio drawings
02 / A second life for the net
From capture
to connection.

Recovered fishing nets become places to climb, rest, gather and find shade. A material once used to extract from the sea becomes an invitation to return to it.
Material junction / interpretive study02.1 / Behaviour of a recovered material

01 / Rest + gather
The mesh becomes a shared surface: a place to pause, watch and occupy the hangar together.
Drag to pull / release to settleConceptual tension study
03 / Civic ground
The sea,
within reach.
Suspended routes, public edges and a water-based obstacle course reconnect the city with its harbour. Participation can mean climbing, watching, learning or simply being here.
A regenerative civic cycle
Fishers, divers and community clean-ups retrieve discarded nets.
04 / Morphology evidence



Higgsfield multi-camera studies trained on the portfolio morphology
05 / The architectural recordExisting.
Existing.
Reinforced.
Proposed.
The original assembly drawing records the relationship between the retained hangar and the new insertion.
Examine the drawing ↗
