The drawing serves as a visual map to explore and compare the role of the sky in both ancient and modern human society. Building on this research, the project critiques the detrimental effects of artificial technology on the night sky, which is now marred by light pollution, leaving only a few visible stars.

This project proposes a vertical constellation that seeks to reconnect us with the sky and stars in a profound and eco-friendly way, encouraging a reevaluation of our relationship with technology. The constellation addresses issues such as light pollution, internet censorship, and space exploration, serving as a speculative, world-building narrative design. Its aim is to shift our perspectives on the environment, nature, visibility in the digital age, knowledge, and beauty. This project was developed within the context of the Architectural Association School of Architecture.