FIRST ATTEMPT: One by One (8 indi­vid­ual nich­es)
Par­tic­i­pants learn to han­dle their mobile objects—guiding them, park­ing them, and con­nect­ing them with the objects of oth­ers. One by one, par­tic­i­pants place their objects in rela­tion to the oth­ers, exper­i­ment­ing with posi­tions and com­bi­na­tions that allow them to sit­u­ate them­selves and one anoth­er in suit­able ways with­in the camp. 

SECOND ATTEMPT: Two by Two (a mix of dou­ble and indi­vid­ual nich­es)
Par­tic­i­pants use the expe­ri­ence they have already gained to build a more delib­er­ate and orga­nized camp, work­ing in pairs. Com­mu­ni­ca­tion and the exchange of ideas allow them to dis­trib­ute their objects strate­gi­cal­ly and car­ry out coor­di­nat­ed move­ments, giv­ing rise to shared spaces with­in the camp. 

THIRD ATTEMPT: Half and Half (4 dou­ble nich­es)
Par­tic­i­pants are ready to exper­i­ment with a more artic­u­lat­ed form of team­work, work­ing in two groups of four. The first group begins the design of the camp with the inten­tion of con­struct­ing four shared spaces dis­trib­uted even­ly. The sec­ond group observes the first and then adds their objects, inter­ven­ing to refine the over­all arrangement. 

FINAL ATTEMPT: All Togeth­er (1 com­mon enclo­sure)
Par­tic­i­pants are ful­ly pre­pared to use their objects and the expe­ri­ence they have accu­mu­lat­ed to coop­er­a­tive­ly build a camp that func­tions as an intel­li­gent and imag­i­na­tive bas­tion for every­one, bring­ing the eight par­tic­i­pants togeth­er with­in a cen­tral enclosure.