If we define the very essence of "Appearance" as the unfolding of one's daily life, which in turn influences the lives of others, then the city is an aggregation of various locations where people engage in diverse activities, collectively forming a "Appearance." However, with the development of the city, daily life has become more streamlined, and buildings have become specialized according to their purposes and functions. As a result, daily life is contained within these compartments, reducing opportunities for encounters and interactions with others. While this contributes to convenience, it also leads to the standardization of individual "Appearances," where people continue to live unchanged routines. Therefore, through the overlapping of people's daily lives and the emergence of new "Appearances" born from these overlaps, individuals can experience moments of discovery. By existing within the flow of time alongside people's routines, these new "Appearances" continuously generate new landscapes and communities. This architecture proposes a space that surrounds people with diverse "Appearances," aiming to realize a truly rich daily life.