Most of the old buildings are perfectly fine as they are, but because they lose touch with a contemporary image, they erode from the collective memory as useful spaces and are renovated, demolished or altered in different ways. However, there is another way to keep old buildings relevant without physically changing them – creating new narratives. Gallery without Walls is a temporary participatory model of what an old gallery building could be. Even though it is a new structure, unlike typical pavilions, it does not try to grab all attention to itself. It copies the shape of an existing structure in a simple and shameless way and demonstrates its potential. A solid cube from the ’70s becomes a translucent open gallery box in 2018. During two years lifespan, this model will try to create a new narrative of the old. Is this structure contemporary? If so, does it mean that the old gallery is contemporary too? Or at least can we start seeing it as such?