Level 02 · Walls and views
Now the volume is real. The ceiling sits above you, the height of the room reads in a glance, and every window frames exactly what it will frame. Proportion and light stop being imagined.
On a drawing, ceiling height is a dimension you take on trust. In the walk it is above you. You sense whether the room lifts or presses, whether the hall breathes or narrows, whether the extra height was worth the spec. Your body reads it in a second, long before your eye finds the measurement.
The room already stood at full height in Deployment 01. What it does with light is measured live there.
Every opening is cut where it will be cut. You stand at the glass and see the exact sight line it gives you, the tree it holds, the wall it faces, the sky it lets in. A window that read as generous on paper can frame a blank. Here you know which one earns its place, before it is built.
We set the light to the hour you asked about. You watch where the beam falls in the morning, where the room goes soft by late afternoon, which corner never sees the sun. Daylight stops being a render at noon and becomes something you can stand inside.