> Or, you force socialization on a population that's increasingly turning inward, to the detriment of society in general. College kids living in dorms are turn

> Or, you force socialization on a population that's increasingly turning inward, to the detriment of society in general. College kids living in dorms are turning inward? Do you have proof of that or that is just a hunch? > ... yet on the other complain about how architecture designed to promote socialization is unfair. The goal of making architecture promote socialisation is great. The complaint is not about the aim. The complaint is about how it is achieved. Bedrooms with no natural light or natural air circulation suck. We don't build houses like this because it is not a good idea. Saying that your aim was to promote socialisation doesn't change that.