The Journal.

Above a certain headcount, every gathering becomes an audience. On the stubborn mathematics of rooms where everyone can be heard.

Mara Okafor on founder theatre, logistics for corner shops, and why she stopped posting and started hosting.

Eighteen people, four courses, one rule. A partial record of what happens when nobody is working the room.

Eighteen months of drawings for a basement bar with thirty-six seats. Our architect on why the smallest spaces take the longest.

The thirty-minute lunch is a productivity device that produces very little. A researcher’s case for the three-hour version.