Default & Lifedreamer
Lifedreamer Lifedreamer
I’ve been daydreaming about a secret library that exists between the city and our minds—books that shift when you read them. How would you design something like that?
Default Default
That sounds like a perfect blend of imagination and mystery. Picture a hidden alcove tucked between city rooftops, a staircase that only appears when you think of it, and a library whose shelves shift like a living map. Each book could be a living thing—a holographic page that rewrites itself as you read, reflecting your thoughts or memories. The walls could be made of translucent glass that shows city lights below, but inside you’re surrounded by mist that shifts like ink. A gentle librarian could be an AI that whispers suggestions, or a quiet cat that nuzzles your shoulder when you’re lost. The key is to make the space feel fluid—so every visit feels like stepping into a new chapter. You could even use augmented reality to let readers see hidden passages or whispering titles. That way, the library lives in the city’s pulse and in the mind’s quiet corners, always ready to morph.