The diploma project begins with the exploration of the changing landscape of the UK major cities, focusing primarily on the city of Nottingham. The project focuses on exploring how economic growths and declines, over the years, decades, and even centuries have affected the function, use, and vision of existing historical buildings, and how these can be temporarily intervened to minimise the effect of empty spaces within the city.

The chosen site for the project is located at No. 6 Victoria Street, formerly constructed as the Midland Bank, and lastly used by a high-street fashion retailer, until recently, when the building was left out of use. After a sensitive research, the conclusion was to create a gallery, a project that will suit and bring new life to the empty space, working as a connection between the building and its visitors.