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I'm sorry. To show this, I dragged it out, #Chagro - There is a saying in the old days of adults. 'You can't put a desk in front of a window in a child's study room!'. As far as the author knows, there are various interpretations, but to list a few simply, I remember that most of them were 'feng shui geography' and 'psychological factors'. The former, Feng Shui, is not known in detail, but it is not good if the desk is by the window. The child is unable to study. The latter psychological factor is simply 'Would you like to go out and play? Moving things in front of you can interfere with your concentration.'. I don't know about the former, but in the latter case, even the author spent his childhood with some sympathy. - Well, actually, this is about 'study' and 'learning'. It refers to the act of acquiring and acquiring knowledge in an early time. In this case, we have no choice but to study efficiently in order to get a high score on the scholastic ability test within six years in line with the social system. The same goes for other tests. Therefore, in most of the reading rooms and gositel, the desk is placed on the wall. - Then what if you want to experience 'wisdom' rather than 'study' and 'learning'? Reading books, thinking, drawing conclusions, talking with others, listening to and understanding other people's points of view, this is not efficient. It is a kind of wisdom production method that focuses on 'utility'. In this case, the spatial experience felt in space can also be included in its utility. - Let's think about it, what if there was a reading platform that is perfect for those who want to read, think, and write a book while looking at the beautiful sunset of the Han River, and to share similar experiences? Isn't that great? Even if you make a 'reading crew' in 'date' or 'everyday life', it can be a great option. - For that reason, today's space is attracting 'aggro' in today's language with a wonderful view to enrich the experience. However, this is not a bad 'aggro' as the author actually experienced this space. In order to give a better experience to many people, we put attractive devices and let them look into the experiences they provide. It's kind of a strategy. But it's not like I've prepared something absurdly expensive or inconvenient, so isn't this enough to attract aggression into the book and succeed? This strategy is fun and cute, so even the author will try to follow along with the title of the article. - This is a space filled with utility Mapo's reading platform #Chagro.