The Tech-Folk Movement proposes a new independent townhall for Plovdiv, Bulgaria where technocratic innovation and vernacular lifestyle fuse into a new civic model. It builds on the lessons of Revival era marketplace towns which relied on peer-to-peer relationships with no central authority to form a network of autonomous communities.

The Tech-Folk framework provides a comprehensive architectural language by synthesising the character of the local vernacular into a new spatial and tectonic system for urban development which is open, flexible, customisable, and automated. It proposes a design-to-fabrication computational methodology for freeform timber frames based on CNC milling tables and timber panel lamination.

The goal is a vision of a hybrid lifestyle which allows for the simultaneous coexistence of technology and myth, civicness and community, building and landscape.