For the transient, home in an intangible sense is manifested in memories, rituals and possessions, becoming the reference point within which to measure one's current situation of domesticity. In a tangible sense, home physically becomes a space to lay one's head, a place of safety (for oneself and one's possessions), a place for communing, and a place within which domestic actions can be performed. Architecture becomes a facilitator and keeper of the transient process, within which we can begin to understand, through the programming of permanent spaces, how different groups operate within the framework of transience.