Ever since I was a child, I have always looked at house façades and windows and made-believe stories about the people dwelling within their walls. I observed details with a genuine curiosity about how other people choose to experience the world, and I would consider distinct characters for each specific balcony and opening. I later understood that design is the practice of impacting human behavior, and that in turn, human behavior itself is affected by design choices. Now, as an architect, I am able to design these façades myself, as catered reflections of the people who will inhabit the spaces.