Envisioned as a hybrid cultural space combining library, lifestyle showcase, and art platform, 889GLO’s design preserves the building’s historical layers while creating fluid new connections. The removal of previous tenants’ partitions opened panoramic city views along the southern and western facades, while the slightly elevated corridor linking former small rooms was intentionally preserved. Materials from construction and logistics are repurposed into architecture: floor plates become tables, concrete formwork pallets turn into furniture, containers and baskets become bases, ventilation grilles are lights, truck tarps form curtains, and fireproof membranes coat walls in regulatory orange. This approach highlights how technical systems unconsciously shape our built environment.