“S,M,L,?”是为上海大学路街区创作的一组“开源”的“可编辑”城市家具，由一套基本单元体“S”生发出各种不同尺度的组合“M”、“L”，并通过使用者在设计和使用过程中持续的参与式共创，具有创造“？”——持续自行生长的可能。

工业化、预制化的材料和构造选择，将这个街区的工业历史和当下的生活日常并置。从使用需求转化而来的基本形式单元和组合方式，仿佛词汇和语法，形成了具有场所特质的“语言”。结合纸质“使用手册”和应用程序，不同的使用者都能自行编辑这套“开源”的语言，赋予其意义，创造新的故事和场景，并在这个过程中打破不同人群和不同尺度的边界。

S,M,L,? is a system of open-source, editable urban furniture designed for Shanghai's Daxue Road neighborhood. A basic unit, S, generates combinations at different scales, M and L. Through users' ongoing participation in both design and use, the system also makes room for ?: the possibility of continued, self-directed growth.

Industrialized, prefabricated materials and construction methods bring the neighborhood's industrial history into dialogue with its everyday life. Basic forms and assembly methods derived from practical needs act like vocabulary and grammar, forming a language specific to the place. With a printed user manual and an app, different users can edit this open-source language, give it meaning, and create new stories and settings. In doing so, they can cross boundaries between groups of people and scales of use.