On the one hand, it does this by increasing our awareness of our resources—air, light and water. The installation is covered in a fabric that purifies the air, so we become aware of the problems with air quality that our cities are facing, which again is a result of the increased density of cities. There's also a filter that collects water from the roof and stores it for the use of the inhabitants. And finally, it plays with light, as layers of light are filtered in different ways and create different degrees of transparency and translucency. This, in turn, plays with how the installation is inhabited. You're always aware of the other people or objects that are in the structure, so there's always this idea of connection.