Plug-In City

Plug-In City is a concept introduced by architect Peter Cook in the late 1960s, envisioning a modular, flexible urban environment. It features interconnected, prefabricated units or "blocks" that can be added, removed, or replaced like building blocks, allowing the city to adapt to changing needs and technologies. This design aims to create an efficient, customizable city where infrastructure and housing are easily upgradeable, promoting sustainability and adaptability. Essentially, Plug-In City proposes a dynamic, reconfigurable urban space, emphasizing integration between architecture and future technological developments.