兒時的記憶裡，公園中總會有一座巨大的攀爬架，讓小朋友在其中穿梭、攀爬。隨著觀看的位置改變，當我凝視那些仍在施工中、鋼筋外露的建築體時，垂直與水平的鋼筋交錯、尺度龐大且鏤空的結構，彷彿成了屬於大人的攀爬架。

In my childhood memories, parks were always home to large climbing frames where children moved through and climbed freely. As my position of viewing shifts, unfinished buildings with exposed steel frames come into focus. Their vast, open frameworks—defined by intersecting verticals and horizontals—begin to resemble climbing frames for adults.