The atrium is both space and stage, where architecture transforms the mundane into spectacle. Promising boundlessness yet enforcing order, it invites movement and ritual, elevating the ordinary into performance under the collective gaze.

In this issue, Green Room examines the atrium as an event—a void that consumes and reshapes its occupants. Its theatrical openness blurs the line between individual and collective, transforming space into the ultimate commodity: an illusion of interaction and a performance of participation.