But the building the monkey is attached to, the great 15th-century Town Hall, should absolutely not be passed by – particularly its massive single upper floor, a series of cavernous dark woodpanelled halls divided by low flights of steps, aglow with huge paintings and gilded carving.
On the main floor, a series of interconnected areas — a 600-square-foot kitchen, a 500-square-foot dining room and a 900-square-foot living room — flow from the southwest part of the house to three rooms on the southeast end, including Vaughn's playroom, a media room and a bathroom.
On the floor, a series of circular pits flanked by semicircular amphitheaters mark the spots where each commodity and its attendant options are traded.
From ceiling down to floor, a series of Magnum photos seemingly tumbled through three surfaces with the help of projections and mirrors.
Better still, put in a floating wooden floor or series of floor boards, with rugs over the top, to finish it off nicely.
In a separate room on the first floor are a series of paintings, recalling Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Nets series, and sculptures, that work with her trademark black and red string, as well as the symbol of the key that played such a strong role in the artist's Biennale installation.
Why isn't John Lewis turning its ground floor into a series of pop-up eateries?
The last two rooms on the lower floor contain a series of important religious pieces, but these all date from decades later.
If you want to get in on the ground floor of a series, try Vol. 1 of Drops of God, written by Tadashi Agi and illustrated by Shu Okimoto.
"I was very, very close to staying here," Mr. Clausen said after his group had yielded the floor to a series of improvised responses, according to Racer Sessions protocol.
