We gain an understanding of our surroundings through the coalescence of individual perceptions that form experiences and memories. These perceptions exist as parts that form a whole and are indicative of a way of learning that alludes to society’s current way of living. Our reliance on technological communications limits our social interactions to the framework of social media, which often appears to be fragmented and short-lived.
In response to our adaptation to this fragmentary condition of receiving information, the residential complex is created as a device to exploit our current way of living and evoke an understanding of our surroundings.