RECOLLECTING FRAGMENTS​

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Recollecting Fragments tests film’s merit as a method in the landscape design process through direct experimentation with the medium itself. The process generated four films, each of which functions as an analog for a different stage in the design process.

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The Bayview Hunters-Point served as a subject for testing film’s application as a design tool in underrepresented communities facing gentrification. The project seeks to assert the neighbor-hood’s storied past into the collective memory of San Francisco.

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Remnant urban space, or fragmented pieces of land have resulted in the neighborhood’s public right-of-way from changing land use patterns over time. The project reimagines these five neglected sites as valuable mnemonic devices, working collectively to memorialize the community’s past.