In the heart of every city enduring a crisis, there are untold spatial narratives yearning to be shared. Conflicts can alter the fundamental aspects of cities, leaving visible and invisible scars that both demonstrate and challenge the ability of inhabitants to adapt and persist. Cities, as witnesses to both challenging times and the capacity for recovery, play a crucial role in understanding how architecture reflects and negotiate, displacement, destruction, and atrocities. Within this complex and unprecedented scenario, we propose unprecedented methods

to observe, experience, narrate, and unfold the reciprocal relationship between cities and their inhabitants. We use tools from art, cinema, theatre, co-mapping, and sculptoristic imagination to narrate our calamity. These tools, intertwined with architectural tools, became central to communicate, moan, and reflect.