CIRCUIT CITY
In a society where an individual’s only contract is with himself, the artificial time conception does not structure the days, but habits do. The habitual is what structures the city and is shared on a common ground where life happens through interaction: it needs to be static. In between the individuality flows efficiently on a network of parallel paths: it is continuous and smooth. An equilibrium is achieved, like pieces of a puzzle that intersect without overlapping: everyone is a component of the system that is never too full or too empty, but continuous.