One thought is
probably enough.

Imagine designing a museum of ordinary things on a quiet island. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a museum of ordinary things above a northern lake. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a museum of ordinary things beside an old railway. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a museum of ordinary things in a city after rain. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a museum of ordinary things among low mountains. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a museum of ordinary things at the edge of a forest. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a museum of ordinary things near a wide river. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a museum of ordinary things on a road between villages. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a museum of ordinary things above a small harbor. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a museum of ordinary things somewhere you remember. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a ferry route on a quiet island. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a ferry route above a northern lake. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a ferry route beside an old railway. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a ferry route in a city after rain. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a ferry route among low mountains. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a ferry route at the edge of a forest. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a ferry route near a wide river. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a ferry route on a road between villages. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a ferry route above a small harbor. What would you decide first?

Imagine designing a ferry route somewhere you remember. What would you decide first?

Picture an old house with twenty rooms. Walk through them one at a time.

Plan a train journey that takes an entire month. Where is the quietest stop?

What would the perfect reading room contain, and what would it leave out?

Imagine a map with one road missing. Where might it lead?

Choose seven objects for a cabin that will be snowed in for a week.

Design a small hotel where every room faces a different landscape.

Imagine cataloguing a collection of keys whose doors are unknown.

Give names to the paths on an island no one has mapped.

Plan a garden that looks best only at dusk.

Imagine restoring an old boat one careful piece at a time.

Choose the books for a railway station waiting room in a town with no hurry.

Picture a village seen from one warm window high on the hill.