Dar Al Darb unfolded as a dialogue between past and present, where history was not preserved behind glass but reawakened through experience. Within the Citadel’s walls, layers of heritage met contemporary gestures, allowing the architecture to speak in its own voice while opening itself to new ones. The space shifted from monument to cultural hub—rooms imagined as libraries, concept stores, and gathering places—each one echoing legacy while inviting modern exchange. Its essence came alive through 2063, an immersive exhibition that transformed the monument into a cinematic walkthrough of speculative futures. Here, conservation became more than preservation; it became presence, possibility, and cultural continuity.