This project may seem like one that doesn’t make any sense, but any Vonnegut readers will know that it is totally intentional. Bokononism is a religion intended to confuse and disorient, so the journey to this roadside attraction begins on a winding path that takes visitors to a building seemingly suspended with the entrance facing away from the street. Upon entry, visitors are struck with an interior that is much less straightfoward than flat walls and ceilings. Portrusions on every surface mislead the visitor and also give them a space to reflect on their own, as is tradition in Bokononism.