Tents are usually reserved for camping trips and woodland excursions, but German photography firm Frank Bayh & Steff Rosenberger capture a tent city set up by protestors who are attempting to make a statement.
The planned erection of 'Stuttgart 21,' a train station that'll be a massive construction zone in Europe, has made protestors outraged and ready to rumble for their rights. This series of photos captures the growing demonstrations on the construction site in an effort to prevent the station from being built. Frank Bayh & Steff Rosenberger aptly titled this series 'The Development of New Urban Quarters in The Heart of the City.'
The photographs showcase make-shift homes built by protestors. Each tent is made with tarps, wood, umbrellas and more. Occupiers constructed their own dwellings that demonstrate a variety of different architectural expressions that each have its own style and functionality.
Photo Credits: designboom | frankundsteff.de
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Protesters' Urban Dwellings
- Opportunity for innovative solutions in affordable and sustainable housing for protesters and activists.
- Alternative Construction Techniques
- Potential for disrupting traditional construction methods by exploring unconventional materials and design approaches for temporary structures.
- Activism Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to capture and document activist movements and their creative forms of protest through powerful imagery.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture and Design
- Chance for architects and designers to create affordable and adaptable housing solutions that can be easily assembled and dismantled for temporary use.
- Construction
- Opportunity for construction companies to explore new methods and materials for efficient and eco-friendly temporary structures.
- Photography
- Potential for photographers to specialize in capturing the unique stories and visuals of activist movements, creating powerful narratives through their work.
