Residency is a continuous progression of a serial behaviors in space, akin to several parallel tracks in the galaxy. Regardless of the scale of the path, all living processes accumulate. This project is a renovation of a 25-year-old apartment, aiming to improve the sense of confinement in small spaces over long periods, and to enhance its functionality and storage at the same time. Leveraging the patio of the site, the existing partition walls alongside the kitchen and two bedrooms were removed, allowing more sunlight into the interior space and increasing interaction with the outdoor environment.

Considering gravity is caused by the curvature of spacetime, the renovation only retains necessary structural walls. Essential living functions and utilities are defined through the bending and folding of line segments, the void and solid properties of materials, and the visual lightness and heaviness.

For example, the platform in front of the entrance and the one beneath the main wall serve different purposes due to their varying heights, providing space for shoe benches and cabinet platforms, respectively. On the other side, by using white materials and wire cables, the office desk, low back wall, and electric plug box are hidden in large storage cabinets, catering to the needs of living without tangible partitions, while maintaining visual transparency.