The project explores liminality as a tool for fostering nuanced human dialogues. Oakley Square Gardens, a site divided by boundaries, serves as the backdrop for this exploration. By employing thresholds that manipulate sight and sound, this project creates a music centre that transforms the fixed barrier of the garden into a porous and democratic boundary. This allows the community members to actively engage with and develop the site, turning it into a facilitator of connections and dialogues within and beyond the neighbourhood.