This installation presents a small-scale exhibition and landmark that introduces visitors to the stories and symbolic meanings of flowers through resin-coated blooms, each preserved with its natural beauty intact. The work adds vibrancy to the walkway, creating a sense of transition between Pak Khlong and Song Wat, while also promoting the preservation and appreciation of floral beauty through artistic expression. Each resin piece includes the flower’s name and a short, evocative phrase that conveys its deeper meaning—almost as if the flower itself is whispering a message to passers-by. At the same time, the installation could support and enhance local flower vendors’ sales in the Pak Khlong Talad area. This project is an experimental design by second-year students in the Community Architecture course at the Faculty of Architecture, Silpakorn University. These projects explore new possibilities for developing the creative economy in the Pak Khlong Talat area. Design Team: Phuwanat Itthiporn, Sudtidol Saribudtranon, Ornpalin Chanbusarakum, Punyapat Virasilpa, Pronpailin Srisawat, Chanavee Chanasakul Tutor Team: Supitcha Tovivich, Jeerasak Kueasombut, Wit Na Nakorn