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"The Chronicle of Foretold Collapse" investigates how the social and political have reflected over time in the urban landscape by questioning architectural stratification and the way it bears the traces of history. This exploration manifests through the journey of a photographer from the interwar period who, in search of his brother, accidentally winds up in 2025 Bucharest. His photographs and diary unintentionally capture the manner in which the abrupt succession of ideological regimes - monarchy, fascism, communism and capitalism - has shaped the city. Using photography and writing as forms of memory, the project highlights the way in which everyday buildings and spaces bear the traces of forgetting, whether imposed or involuntary. Forgetting is conceived both as an affective and collective process, and as a material phenomenon, reflected in degradation, obstruction or destruction. In the current context, in which the possibility of history repeating itself is becoming increasingly present, awareness of these traces becomes all the more necessary.