Reclaim

Can a city be read the way a book is read — in fragments, out of order, by walking?

Treat the street as the interface. Every marker is a doorway into a story that only exists in that exact place.

A visual world built from municipal signage, archaeological drawing conventions and contemporary wayfinding — rational structure holding poetic content.

• Field walks and photographic surveys across six Athens neighbourhoods
• Archive research with local historical collections
• Typographic system tested at street scale in raking daylight
• Prototype of the mobile narrative built and tested on location

A visitor finds a marker, opens a story, and walks to the next. The route is never prescribed; the city assembles itself differently for each person.

A repeatable framework of physical markers, a digital narrative engine and an identity system that scales from a single street to an entire district.

The most interesting cultural work happens when technology becomes almost invisible and the place does the talking.