Fulfilment City deploys the unique logics of an Amazon fulfilment centre at the scale of a city. The project questions what the impact would be in taking the organisational systems of ‘non-human’ architecture and using them to generate an urban form. The game takes place in a giant warehouse, where an array of urban elements are organised on towering shelves as items to be picked and utilised. Players take on the role of both humans and robots to fulfil randomly generated orders and construct a city. Different player types hold different capabilities, with some robots moving faster than others, others having greater loading capacities or superior visual interfaces to find components. As players struggle to keep up with the pace of contemporary logistics, they create a towering city above the warehouse composed of all their deliveries, successful or otherwise. Fulfilment City ultimately explores how stretching the design logics of the 'non-human' architecture that underpin our contemporary life out to the design of urban space can generate productive tensions and provide a spatial embodiment of the logistic networks that structure our contemporary life.