The forms and materials of “non-utilitarian constructions” were made by a variety of resources such as toys, daily objects, recycled materials, and some broken machines. Via breaking original objects or machines and reorganizing them, it may create some extraordinary shape which could occupy the place to impact spatial status.

The purpose of this experiment is to test dose the small scale non-utilitarian constructions impact the spatial status or not, and what people think it while they look them, and also how to redefine them to new meanings.

The model is located in front of the Anatomy Building, where there is pipeline space between the building and the street. This pipeline space shows a blur yet interesting relation among the ground floor, the basement, and the street. Therefore, the model may be able to make their relation clearer and closer, and also to use the pipeline space more effectively. The pipeline can be seen as an extended structure from the building. It divides and link these three places, and also been the stage of model. Therefore, the two points are chosen, as can be seen in the “site 1 and the site 2”, which are set up the models for occupying and impacting the situation of site. The models and the coordinators develop new alternatives to adjust the original relation between the building and the street with the extended construction. In site 1, the model is set to extend a stair connecting the basement and the street. The extended structure towards the building is a holder to hang the whole model. The model set as in site 2, is a bridge to link the building and the tree by the street with extend construction to impact the status of site.