That's where people saw his diplomatic skills. He allowed space for perspectives to emerge and created a context for mutual understanding.

Have a sense of what space you want to fill and what plants you want to put there.

People who really understood the use of space and the fact that the sound and the silence are of equal weight and that what you're doing is really manipulating space. It's the same as a painting except that you're doing it aurally.

It is a huge opportunity for us to take share from people that have been playing in this space for a long time.

They really don't have space, but they made room.

This would be a terrible asset to give up as far as open space.