Using temporary structures of scaffolding as an extension of the public in the vertical dimension.
The scaffolding is the basis for the further development of the city. Inspired by this, the concept of the temporary stoa was born. A Stoa, which can be extended in several levels over the height. These levels accompany the façade front and form covered spaces that can be used for different different purposes. The first floor level is basically used as a development zone, while the uppermost levels accommodate a functional program or/and can function as an additive open space for the accompanying building. It could be used not only as a space for the users of the buildings with access from the windows of the facade, but it could also have a public character through the installation of external stairs.
The modularity and the flexibility of the scaffolding, allow the integration of this prototype in the existing urban environment. Therefore by combining our prototypes, a lifted network system can be developed in the Viennese urban context.
