a layout at room scale you walk

The model laid out on the floor at a size that takes steps to cross. Stations get taped or marked, and you move through them one at a time, standing in each. Scale changes what is available: at room scale you cannot see all of it at once, so the order of the walk carries the structure and the gaps between stations become distances rather than lines.

The model laid out on the floor at a size that takes steps to cross. Stations get taped or marked, and you move through them one at a time, standing in each. Scale changes what is available: at room scale you cannot see all of it at once, so the order of the walk carries the structure and the gaps between stations become distances rather than lines.

Example

Best when the structure is a sequence or a space, and you want one position at a time rather than the overview.