An archive of Roma heritage, the project seeks to interrogate Serbian Authorised Heritage Discourse (AHD), while considering the adaptive reuse of the built heritage of Yugoslavia. It takes a technical interest in three different scales of reuse: superuse, spolia, and supplementation. The project is concerned with addressing different attitudes towards culturally significant sites and structures as a result of forced inhabitation, thus, taking Belgrade’s Roma heritage and population as a focal point.

The site is a fragile reminiscence of the Museum of the Revolution, an ambitious 1940s project left abandoned with the Breakup of Yugoslavia. Only the underground level was cast, consisting of a black box recording political vicissitudes, causes, and effects distilled to this day. It is currently used as a shelter by a disadvantaged ethnic minority, the Roma. The proposal aims to be a call for help for the Romani people, both celebrating their heritage and addressing the forced evictions and widespread discrimination they face.