אנרכיטקטורה

Language and speech are terms from the study of language where language is the structure, built from a system of rules and letters, and speech is its performance practice. In analogy to the city, the physical patterns serve as the architectural language within which its users and residents work, live, move and stay. The array of buildings and rules in the city produce a language and order that organizes it. Sometimes when order exists to a large extent, the city may be too sterile and rigid. On the other hand, the lack of planning is a chaotic situation that leads to a state of lack of control and anarchy, but at the same time it is a fertile ground for a variety of events and personal expression. Anarchitecture is the aspiration to create order in the city alongside chaos. Anarchy as a place for personal expression and architecture for order. In the project I chose to operate in the Argazim neighborhood in south Tel Aviv, an area that grew by self-organization without regulatory planning. The lack of planning led to the deterioration of the neighborhood, including its houses and the public space in it. On the other hand, the spontaneous organization led to unprecedented diversity and freedom of action. The proposed planning seeks to carry out urban renewal in the neighborhood alongside the development of an architectural language that allows speech. The premise is that the city knows how to organize itself without planning, and sometimes despite planning.