In — Pop-up Book

In investigates how a room that has changed or disappeared might be approached through folding, reconstruction and conversation. Developed in relation to the study of Wenzhou domestic interiors, the book brings spatial memories into a tangible form that can be opened, compared, questioned and revised.

Its paper elements do not aim to restore a single, complete picture of the past. Instead, the model makes room for partial recollection, differences between accounts, and the physical acts of remembering and explaining space. It is both a designed object and a means of asking architectural questions.

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