CACP initiated by YlllE Architects focuses on the study and practice of utilizing informal urban leftover spaces. 

China is at once experiencina rapid urbanization while underaoing the nealect of urban lettoven spaces under non-privatized land property policies. As the phase of urban renewal progresses, these neglected spaces may offer opportunities Tor revitalization.

The project employs an interdisciplinary approach, engaging local communities through fields of architecture, design, sociology, and art. It forms collaborative action groups with various stakeholders including community members, residents, merchants, community governance groups, government officials, and volunteers.

By analyzing keywords such as space, content, and policy, the project explores the dynamic relationship between the city and local communities. It seeks to establish sustainable mechanisms for participation and to collectively create and reshape living spaces and rights.