Urban infrastructure does not always exist in ways that are immediately visible.
As we pass through it each day, use it repeatedly, and accept it as part of the ordinary urban background, the patterns of everyday life and mobility take shape around its structures.
Once established, railway stations, tunnels, underground spaces, and transfer systems rarely disappear. Instead, they continue to influence the direction and rhythm of cities over extended periods of time.
Studio Mobility and Memory approaches such infrastructure not simply as a remnant of the past to be preserved,
but as Everyday Infrastructure Heritage—a living system that continues to sustain the contemporary city while preparing the ground for future spatial transformation.