Idiosyncrasy is the attempt to engage human interactions to alter time, space, and conventions to attain self-consistency without reliance on technology.

The civic infrastructure explores the potential of paper, namely through handmade paper crafting during the day and a public letter-writing hub at night, reclaiming lost craft and tactility with our surroundings and to humanity. Renamed Mount Epistle, the old Mount Pleasant Mail Centre is an alternative public space that offers opportunities for human interactions that celebrate sustainability, creating a refuge for Londoners away from digital technologies. The shape of the mountainous truss beams and the plans are derived from love letters written by Henry VIII, who is believed to be the founder of the Royal Mail.