This series uses antique postcards purchased at Rome's Porta Portese flea market to explore how small architectural interventions can change the perception of existing spaces. The historic buildings, streets, and everyday scenes depicted in the postcards provide a concrete setting for new spatial propositions.

I introduced contemporary architectural elements that attach to façades or occupy streets, rooftops, and public spaces. Contrasts in scale, material, and form encourage viewers to reconsider familiar urban scenes. Each postcard becomes a site for design experimentation, revealing possibilities for spatial change within a historic context.

本系列以购自罗马 Porta Portese 跳蚤市场的古董明信片为基础，研究小尺度建筑介入如何改变对既有空间的感知。明信片中的历史建筑、街巷与日常场景，为新的空间构想提供了具体背景。

我在原图中加入当代建筑元素，使其依附于立面，或进入街道、屋顶与公共空间。新增部分与历史场景在尺度、材质和形式上形成对照，引导观者重新理解熟悉的城市图景。每张明信片由城市记录转化为设计试验的场地，呈现历史环境中潜在的空间变化。