The building seemed designed to reward wandering.
Field Notes
Some environments are organized around efficiency.
You always know where to go.
What to do.
How to move through them.
Others invite exploration.
A staircase leads somewhere unexpected.
A passage opens into a room you didn’t know existed.
A reading nook appears around a corner.
A balcony reveals an entirely different view.
The experience is less like navigating a building and more like discovering a landscape.
Curiosity thrives in places that leave something undiscovered.
Not every worthwhile destination announces itself immediately.
Some of the most memorable places reveal themselves gradually, rewarding the simple act of wondering what might be around the next corner.