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If safety is really what people value, sure. But I am not sure I want to have an architectural space that reminds me of living in fear all the time. Besides, a
by hosh 7y ago
If safety is really what people value, sure. But I am not sure I want to have an architectural space that reminds me of living in fear all the time.
Besides, architects have been studying this stuff before there were video games. Christopher Alexander made a study of traditional and modern architecture to develop “living architecture”. He defined architecture as spaces that shaped human interaction and emotions. Fear, safety, and security are only one part of the spectrum of human emotional states and concerns. I think I would rather send my child to a school whose spaces are designed towards learning and exploration.