At its feet, a series of pools is fed via a gravity-operated fountain. Ballasted by glowing water pillows and using left-over steel angle, the structure engages both the urban scale and the scale of the courtyard. Party Wall is a vertical shade that creates space by the shadow that it casts; that acts as a stage-set for a series of micro-performances, and that sheds its skin in order to accommodate those events. It provokes the question: Does it say something? And if so, what does it say? In fact, it does not say anything in itself, it says something only in relation to the ground and the sun, and even then, says little, except what it would like to be: a WALL.