 This piece, written first in Kobar, focuses on “the extinct place” which is any place that loses its history and ‘depth’.Barghouthi starts with an analysis of the architectural inconsistency of Ramallah city.The transformation of architecture from normal houses and rural life in the 1960s in Palestine, to new and bigger buildings, towers and villas that all “seem to say that the world is split only into ‘what is me, and what is not me’”.