In the bustle of King’s Cross sits a quiet archive, a sanctuary for harried commuters. Little do they know that the building's purpose is to entice passers-by for the purposes of omniscience, surveilling and profiling the activities of humankind. Pandering to our innate desire for and fear of knowledge, the building reveals its hidden functions to those curious and observant enough to follow its hints, leading them towards discovery. Through attracting the most vigilant, the architecture recruits human observers to carry on its system of archiving and recording the building’s visitors.