The architect and engineer have traditionally occupied a realm of absolute rationality, grounded in the impersonal truths of physics. Yet, in today’s fragmented reality, objectivity dissolves into ambiguity. Necto responds to this dissonance, capturing the tension between opposing realities in a single gesture. Oscillating between orientability and non-orientability, it stands at the edge of instability, embracing paradox and finding equilibrium. Hoisted into place, shaped by tension, and selectively stiffened, Necto enacts a form-finding exercise that speculates on the future of temporary structures—flexible, efficient, and reconfigurable.
