PAC007 Code PAC007 A sequence of recycled transport barges lightly adapted to guide wiring and tubing conforms the basic infrastructure spines. These spines have no predetermined shape nor length. They adapt to the environ-ment and plug themselves to the existing accesses. The barges are both road and selling lots. Why should we care about the soggy soil quality whenever we can deal with a fluid that can support any weight providing a constant upright push..? Could water become a part of the system improving settlement flexibility and mobilizing facilities? Could we invert the infrastructure-housing construction costs so we transfer money from the first into the second improving that way living quality and fitting the budget? Is just a floating typology really amphibious? Could we offer a water level garden-backyard not enclosed by walls? Could we achieve all of these premises in any kind of water landscape, even on marshy, tidal ground with flood risk? A sequence of recycled transport barges lightly adapted to guide wiring and tubing conforms the basic infra-structure spines. These spines have no predetermined shape nor length. They adapt to the environment and plug themselves to the existing accesses. The barges are both road and selling lots. The selling lots may undertake regular housing construction systems and act as existing building foundation. No special adaptation is required although metallic structure systems are recommended. Once the fixed house is build their water-level-adaptive unit is transported in and plugged to them. They may also (at prototype level) be built with recycled transport containers. They act as link between the barge and water lev-els and conform the other half of the house. As they are providing adaptation to water level, open garden and waterproof isolation of goods and emergency exit in case of flood is hardly encouraged to set the livable rooms on it. The facilities could be static or moving sets of barges that come close or plugged into the housing spines…. Static barges 1.The barge of departures: railway station, bus station, boats, and ferries terminal 3.The barge of glamour: fashion, "haute couture" ,catwalks, models, cafes "a la mode", "cool houses", bars " to see and be seen",mtv,ft, 4.The archipelago of the eighteen holes (greens ) of the golf stream. (the eighteen natural forests that have different natures) 5.The seven islands of the seven sins: -ONE, gluttony, the island of restaurants. -TWO, sloth,the island of hotels and tourists resorts -THREE, lewdness, the island of brothels -FOUR, enviousness, the island of banks, stock ex-changes.. -FIVE, haughtiness, the island of proud, museums, academies -SIX, wrath, The barge of football, fields and fighting arenas -SEVEN, avarice, the island of casino 6.The barge of the natural: cows, pastures, farms. 8.The peninsulas of the existing city. moving barges the boat of the tennis court the Sunday school boat the children library the gymnasium ship the elder people small living room the bar boat the small spa the doctor's boat the architect boat the car parking ship the bike parking boat the bridge of boats the baker's boat the fishermen boat the market ship the vapporetto the kunsthale boat the young boat, and the old one... and of course your house, maybe today you are living in the central park and tomorrow in europapark... and why not BOATCARRIERS as airport... LIVING+enviromental enclaves LIVING+small and medium enterprises LIVING+tourism+tourisim+LIVING LIVING+logistics+offices+district park LIVING+services+business+services+business+LIVING LIVING+trekking+birdwatching LIVING+shopping+shopping+LIVING LIVING+sport+leisure+sport+LIVING LIVING+farming+restauration+farming LIVING+small and medium enterprises LIVING+office at home+experimental agriculture