Pop-Up City

KITCHAIN is a modular table-based open system, inspired by the flexibility of camping equipment

Bluetube Bar by DOSE Architects

The Abondantus Gigantus pavilion is made up of so-called Legioblocks: concrete blocks that are very similar to the famous Lego bricks

Spacebuster was developed and designed to explore the qualities and possibilities of public space in New York City

The brilliantly red structure was formed from Aberrant Architecture's
21st century re-conceptualization of Traveling Coal Aalesman, Thomas Britton's 1678 mini-entertainment building

A pop-up café on the ice

Mobile Hospitality pays attention to an important aspect of Chmara.rosinke's design work – the responsibility and the self-initiative in public space.

A bookstore in a greenhouse

Loose Affiliates have created an inland zone for people to gather and picnic in the heart of downtown Vancouver

Picnurbia by Loose Affiliates

The objective of Taranta Creations' design was to create sculptures that add more than only visual quality to the park

During London Design Week, Vonsung had made a pop-up café at the Tramshed event in East London

Diogo Aguiar and Teresa Otto have designed and built a temporary bar made of 420 IKEA storage boxes

The Temporary Bar made of IKEA storage boxes

The Cardboard Café by B3 Designers is an exercise in creating a high impact architectural interior design with minimal materials

Due to the limited interior space of the Tiny Travelling Theatre, only a very small audience may witness the performances from an inside perspective

A pop-up park on Logan Square, Chicago

Cineroleum was a cinema built in a disused petrol station for very little money, in very little time, with the help of enthusiastic student labour

At the end of each screening in the Cineroleum the curtain would rise, leaving the audience sitting in the street

Film on Fridges is a pop-up cinema in East London built primarily out of discarded refrigerators