(ordinary) architecture explores the often-overlooked aspects of daily spaces, examining how simple, tangible objects shape their qualities. The “ordinary” offers a lens to uncover inequalities embedded in architecture and urban spaces, independent of their origins or intentions. A prime example is the garage, a minimal module in Yerevan originally designed to house cars. Now abandoned due to socio-economic and technological changes, the garage has evolved from a functional necessity to a symbol of transformation, reflecting societal inequalities. It reveals the latent potential of urban spaces, offering free environments where creativity can thrive. The Armenian National Pavilion is a conceptual space, designed to resemble an abstract garage — full of potential. It serves as a symbolic platform for creativity and community, echoing the collaborative spirit of Yerevan, Armenia’s capital.