This work is neither a deep inventory of the status quo, nor does it present an elaborated design. It offers an insight into a phase that longs for more attention, both in architecture itself and in the cityscape. An insight into a phase that is taken for granted and has many stigmas attached to it: the building site. A phase that is classified as provisional, but is constantly present. The ensemble power station, which is to be restored and redeveloped, serves here as a medium of investigation. New ways of looking at a place that seems precarious are offered. The beauty of the unfinished and the processual as a concept of architecture serve as the leitmotif of this work.

A "Zeitdokument" is a product that captures a specific moment. Its medium is not predetermined. Mostly it is photos or transcripts, which indicates the value of the content and, above all of the moment. The work explores many phases that are in constant transformation. transformation. In order to pay more attention to these phases and to their value in impact, these images have been produced.

They come from fiction. The image of a possible construction sites at the medium power plant are fictitious. An impression they nevertheless leave an impression. They point to the beauty and transience of a stigmatised construction phase.