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The thumb stick pushed, and the building shifted. A trigger pulled, and the path flexed. What ways of doing architecture have we not yet examined? What sort of spaces can inform play, and how would games do it? This is a blog about processes of design, and the principles that guide them. Questioning which of those principles begin to buckle when cross-examined by game design or by architecture is worth taking seriously. One needs an injection of fresh ideas, and the other a bit more polish. Consider yourself cordially invited to join me in exploring uncharted waters in my rickety intellectual raft of a blog. I hope you find something interesting to take away, and feel the itch to let me know about it. More thinking is needed in this regard, and it takes conversation to make progress in the world. Thank you for taking some time to read and to think about some of the ideas presented here.

All the best,

Eric Lançon

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