Looking at urban narratives and the collective city as it exists in the ‘public’ realm, this project focused on the historically contested and currently divided Cyprus and its capital Nicosia. Since 1974 the country has been physically and ethnically divided north/south – and Nicosia similarly bisected – by a buffer zone running the length of the island. Responding to these conditions, the resulting proposal sought to facilitate eventual unification through alternative means of architectural intervention at various scales and spheres of influence.
The project proposed an exploitation of the border by capitalizing on the current erosion of both the physical Buffer Zone and the cultural border between the Turkish and Greek Cypriots through a proposal of a system of markets existing within the no-mans land. These careful interventions were to be implemented such that they germinated outwards introducing a new, neutral typology to the two sides. A permanent Turkish-inspired ‘bazaar’ dealing in permanent goods was situated in Nicosia to reunite the half cities and re-activate the historical Old Town, while across the rest of the country, a series of Greek-inspired temporary markets dealing in foodstuffs were implemented to create new destinations and foster regular communication between the communities.
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