I like that line of thinking. When you build a place you have to think about how people will feel inside, not just what it can hold. Quiet corners, walls that soften echoes, and materials that keep the noise at a comfortable level all help people settle in. It’s the same principle we use for a solid frame: make it sound as well as it looks, and the community will feel more at home. Let’s make sure the design includes those subtle acoustic touches— they’re part of a lasting, stable structure.