Yiran Chen, Xiangkun Hu, Talia Landes, Nichole Tortorici

Entropic City is an urban proposal that responds to rising sea levels by reconceptualizing the relationship between city and ground. The urban organization rejects a static ground and instead embraces a fluid and reactive landscape. As infrastructural systems are exposed and elevated, the ground is allowed a new freedom of responsiveness. Amid this new paradigm of a constantly shifting ground, new typologies appear and shape urban life.