Errors and Omissions
The truth about doing things is that sometimes we do them wrong. There are outs when things go awry: correction, restitution, tolerance, grace. But how do we treat the architect’s predictions of the future, where current decisions might turn out to be grave mistakes, or perhaps cause happy accidents?
To saboteurs, their acts are the seeds of justice, a way to situationally rebalance power by doing wrong to start making things right. Can architecture do the same?