Writing / Tamer Tageldin
I don’t like revolving doors — but in the right context, they can become an experience.
I don’t like revolving doors — but in the right context, they can become an experience.
At the Empire State, the revolving doors are more than an air lock; a threshold into history.
Used well, they transform arrival into a ritual of entry. Placed in the wrong setting, they feel annoying and wasted.