Mass migration is one of the most urgent global events faced by millions of people, who are forcibly displaced. It generates states of uncertainty and impermanence. Issues of movement as a network have the most important impact during the process of migration. Hundreds of people getting on boats by having merely their hopes aside; this fact needs an emergent responsive system which can process and efficiently respond to the dynamic change in the flow and the environmental conditions. Our architectural intention is to intervene to the suspended state in the sea by proposing a floating infrastructure which can provide a territory for stateless people threatened at the borders. Through a thorough understanding of the existing complexities of transportation systems, we defined the specific conditions required by a dynamic infrastructure that is mobile, flexible, and time-based. Our project consists of a double layered unit, which can generate adaptable inhabitable spaces by inflation and unfolding. Multiple individual units behaving autonomously aggregate to form a floating city. The system is an interface between land and sea, capable of displaying various adaptations within these body plans.