Shower Curtain Wall examines how certain elements in architecture seem to absorb most of the scholarly focus, while others remain at the fringes of architecture discourse. The project takes as its example the mostly ignored shower curtain in opposition to the disciplinary all-time-favorite, the glass curtain wall. Their oppositional states at both ends of the spectrum of architectural discourse are mirrored in their qualities: keeping water in vs. keeping it out, soft vs. hard, private vs. public, interior vs. exterior.  The project attempts to reconcile such oppositions through a caress of the shower curtain against the glazed surface of the curtain wall.