mca

Liminality is crucial to our understanding of architecture. It is not only the “space between,” but an expression of rhythm and a place for anticipation. What happens when our primary place of inhabitation is within a liminal space? Occupying the footprint of the current Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, this building proposal is an exploration in porosity, scale, and occupation of the interstitial. It seeks, above all else, to subvert expectation as one passes from gallery to gallery.