Architecture is inherently defined by movements and interactions of the human form. Our city is changing. Urban development has left the CBD peppered with neglected and often derelict spaces silently awaiting demolition. It is inevitable to question the effect that these forgotten structures have on the way we experience the urban landscape and how in them, we may see a reflection of ourselves.
Much like Le Corbusier’s le modular we act as an anthropomorphic scale that measures and defines a structure by the way we interact with it (or in the case of many abandoned spaces like this, how we do not).