Each of us probably remembers the building of the kindergarten we once attended. What often comes back, rather than specific recollections, are the sensations and impressions associated with that place. For me, it’s the garden with its quiet corner under the trees, where new friendships were formed; the lockers in the dimly lit corridor that marked the start of every school day; or the soft carpet, onto which I once accidentally spilled an entire bowl of soup. As you begin reading this issue, I invite you to try this exercise, too: what spatial memories come to your mind?