Chatrooms is a guidebook to discursive spaces, or rather simply “How Can a Group of People Set Up a Place for a Collective Discussion”. It looks into typological case studies and how they create a familiarity with situations where a conversation can naturally occur. It draws from the mundane settings with the elements at one’s disposal. These mini cookbooks comprise each of the ingredients and recipes needed to prepare the different settings of each room which allows for their reproduction. Ingredients may contain; seating arrangements, types of tables, food and other extras, backdrops and various scenographic elements.

Hence, there is an interest in knowledge creation as an emergent strategy for shaping change. Nature is also made up of fractal bits where human relations inform larger societal structures. Furthermore, it can be a reference that offers weaved reflections on the current use of space and standardized models of gathering in existing art and cultural spaces.