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© Stuart Sproule

Pants fitted with high-tension cords, metal clips, and a reinforced seat, the Flee Suspend Pants can be attached to almost any surface, transforming it into a space for people to swing.

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© Droog Design. Photograph by Misha de Ridder.

The Table Tennis Fence subverts the fence as a dividing element. A built-in ping pong table can be opened for neighbours to play with each other, transforming the fence into a meeting place.

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© Recetas Urbanas

Unable to construct a balcony for his apartment legally, Santiago Cirugeda vandalized the building with spray paint, then requested a construction permit for scaffolding to allow him to remove the

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© Recetas Urbanas 2002

A strategy for autonomous construction in Seville, the Casa Rompecabeza, or “Puzzle House,” was built on an empty lot with the approval of the landowner.

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The Old Town of Seville has many restrictions on construction and renovation in order to maintain its historic character.

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© Michael Rakowitz

Michael Rakowitz’s (P)LOT project is a car-shaped tent that restores parking spaces to pedestrians as street-side camping.

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DIY Instructions for tents that inflate from building air-vents, L’itinéraire -le magazine des grandes causes, volume XVI, numéro 2, 15 January, 2009

ParaSITE is a construction system for DIY urban shelters heated and inflated by exhaust from building ventilation and heating systems.

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Plant the Piece is a symbolic seed-bomb production project.

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© N55

A reusable seed-bomb dispersal system, the N55 PROTEST Rocket can carry a 2-kilogram payload to an altitude of over 5 kilometres.

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© Helen Nodding

Moss Graffiti is a recipe for living graffiti inspired by the hardiness of London weeds.

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