Structures built to study what cannot be seen: air, pressure, turbulence.
Freed from their original function, they remain as enigmatic presences. Their forms, born from scientific precision, evoke silent organisms or instruments from another age.
At Adlershof, the past does not take the form of a ruin. It survives as technological archaeology, suspended between the memory of science and a science-fiction imaginary. What was once designed to measure the invisible has now become a form open to observation and imagination.
