Are you responsible for a space? Do you oversee a city, an office building, a hotel, a stadium, a network of rail stations, or an airport? Do you need to know how people ‘feel’ when they enter your space? Which way they will likely head? Do you need to assess the threat level of your access or entrance? Can you tell if the ambient atmosphere is pleasant? Is your space decent in its scope? Does it transmit that moral? Does it incite respect and cleanliness or does it invite disorder?

You are planning to build or you are responsible for an existing space and wish to assess its impact on its visitors or users, citizens or tourists, buyers or staff. Maybe you are worried that the space's image is off the mark. Your city does not rate as high as you would like it to from an aesthetic standpoint. You believe that certain changes, however minute, could make a big quality–of–life difference but you cannot put your finger on which ones.

A mondofragilis Common Space Analysis is a cost–effective means of getting answers. It reveals how the human being perceiving an indoor or outdoor space reacts to it. It is used for both individual interior spaces and contiguous outdoor spaces (a city, a neighborhood, a building complex). The analysis can focus on a specific time, on a given day, on an event or it can evaluate the space over time.

In short, a Common Space Analysis reveals the impact that an indoor or outdoor space within which people transit, work or reside will have, is having or has had on the targeted human beings.