The place I chose for the project was the areas along the Fulton Street (Fulton Mall). As a teenage girl, I love shopping and when I explore the Downtown Brooklyn, I found this shopping heaven and I love it. Existing from the entrance of General building, turn left and walk straight down to the Fulton Street, then the left side is the Fulton Mall.

“You didn’t know that each time you passed the threshold you were saying goodbye.” The changing along the Fulton Mall is similar to that Chinese restaurant; someday, this store opens, someday, that store closed. People never know what happen tomorrow especially the fashion business. After a month, when you come back and shop in Fulton Street, you will find out your “old friend” was gone and a “new friend” came.

“Our old building still stand because we saw them, moved in and out of their long shadows…They are part of city we carry around. It is hard to imagine that something will take their place.” It is disappointed when you coming for something and after you get there, it is gone. And you can only put the old memories put inside your heart. Thus, you have to treasure every time you meet it.