You researched the site’s environmental and biological characteristics and reflected on who your natural community of living and non-living, natural and unnatural community members were. Utilizing the Living Challenge Guidelines as a guiding framework, we will create a Story of Reciprocity. The Story of Reciprocity will be the basis of the Sentient Structure’s program. Select 1 community member other than humans, and up to 2 other elements you want to focus on to build your Story of Reciprocity. Reciprocity is defined as "The way of life that centers mutual exchange and sharing amongst all beings — past, present and future, seen and unseen—and Earth.” according to Reciprocity Project (reciprocity.org). How can you support or encourage reciprocity with your site and community members? Perhaps you seek to bolster the pollinator communities' access to pollen or housing space. If there is no reciprocity, how can your project solve this? “Program” in architecture defines what activities are going on inside the building or site. The program helps define what spaces are needed within the building or site. What activities do you want to happen on the site? Decide on a flexible program for habitation, cooking, discussion, inspiration, relaxation, archiving, etc. What are the site’s strengths and weaknesses? How do the strengths and weaknesses complement the program? Based on your collected knowledge of the site, reflect on how reciprocity can be implemented on your site. Share why you chose the three selected elements of your site. Reflect and share your dreams for the site and what you wish to inspire or solve in writing your Story of Reciprocity. After writing your Story of Reciprocity, define the program of your Sentient Structure and create a list of spaces needed to accomplish these activities.