How can architecture induce
people to interact
with one another?

Individualization is gradually becoming a more common trait of people worldwide. With the Covid pandemic, this phenomenon is becoming a more popular trend worldwide. And as a result, people scarcely interacts with one another. In this project, I aimed to bring people to public spaces from away from their private spaces. Most times, a space is usually either public or private. Instead of a dichotomous division of the space, I aimed to portray places which cannot be easily defined as public or private, eventually enabling people to actively participate in interacting with others.