A Corridor Larger Than the Building That Contains It

A corridor should be measured by the building that contains it. In this work, the interior refuses that limit. From a compact architectural volume, a passage extends farther than the exterior dimensions can allow. The contradiction is presented without spectacle. Repetition, perspective and controlled light give the corridor the authority of a real place, while its length quietly exceeds the structure from which it begins. Inside becomes greater than outside. The work unsettles the idea that a boundary can reliably describe what it holds, turning architecture into a container whose contents escape its own geometry.