This thesis examines how the liminal manifests itself in multiple registers of potency. The project begins with a series of interviews conducted with the City of Los Angeles Department of City Planning regarding the trade and commercialization of “air rights” and the legal status of blue property lines that are used to illustrate boundaries on Zone Information and Map Access System (ZIMAS). The resulting project aims to explore the induction of “non-space” into the legal representation of the governed structures and its relationship with the concept of the public. The project also uses the aporia of Kaspar Hauser to examine the tenuous liminal space within alternating frameworks of representation, such as linguistic structures and surveys prospective notions of collapse.