I’m struck by how naturally this ledge becomes a place to stop and stay.
There’s no signage, no designated seating, no obvious invitation—just a low edge at the right height, in the right location, at the right moment. And that seems to be enough.
What’s interesting to me isn’t that people are sitting here, but how unremarkable it feels once they are. The space quickly reads as a place to meet, to pause, to talk—without needing to be told that it’s one.
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