1. The architect said that a child doesn’t first absorb family rules, but the geometry of the space. He observed how narrow hallways and lack of hiding spots formed a habit of expecting sudden changes. That constant readiness turned into an internal pressure in adulthood. Later, the person interpreted ordinary moments as a signal to brace themselves. 2. One staff member admitted to him that children raised in buildings with harsh lighting became more alert. The architect explained that the psych