With the Covid-19 pandemic exacerbating the the socioeconomic dynamic, it came to mind how architecture will ultimately change as a result. Social distancing, telenetworking, and quarantine guidelines have become commonplace in a once interactive society. This distance has fostered loneliness and hardships within communities as there is less social equity. I envision architecture adapting to this change through growth and transparency. Aggregation with close proximity is enabled from safety of physical barriers. Developing new sources of light and opacity can allow for passing neighbors to stay in touch, understanding their surroundings. As society is adjusting to this wireless economy, it is more important than ever to keep the notion of physical interaction through distant means.