The World’s First ‘Moveable City’ Now Operational in Antarctica
- Architizer wrote in Environment, Design and Living
Call it this generation’s “Walking City.” Halley VI, the latest iteration of Britain’s Halley Antarctic research stations, is now fully operational—and it walks, sort of. Halley VI opened today on the centennial commemoration of the first British Antarctic expeditions on the Brunt Ice Shelf, which launched an entirely new and incredibly fertile avenue of scientific research exploring the Earth’s near-space atmosphere. Designed by Hugh Broughton Architects, the new “re-locatable”—i.e. “movable”—facility is the first of its kind in the world.
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Archigram dreams made real
like a non-militaristic version...walking city from John Carter
The World’s First ‘Moveable City’ Now Operational in Antarctica - Architizer wrote in Environment, Design and Living...