InTransit responds to the paradox of EU freedom of movement colliding with exclusion from urban housing markets, proposing a pan-European network of hotels built directly above train platforms in EU-27 capital cities: a prototype developed above the railway platforms at Gare du Nord, Brussels. Conceived as the EU's first social housing project, the hotel operates through annual membership rather than permanent ownership, granting access to any location in the network while capping stays - according to EU rules - at three months to prevent permanent settlement and sustain perpetual circulation. Each hotel accommodates three temporalities: a lounge for transit between departures, a coworking space for daily use, and dwelling units for longer stays. By refusing property ownership in favor of shared use, the project reimagines home as untethered from any single nation or place, proposing architecture as a new form of European public institution: a direct response to housing precarity among the continent's increasingly mobile workforce. Diploma, 2020