Mirrors, Mirrors Everywhere

A tall civic building where every one of its nine rooms is about mirrors. Upstairs left, a courtroom with a checkerboard wall has a judge, a standing man and a lawyer at a lectern, with scales of justice on the wall. At the right, a lounge with a large oval mirror and two green armchairs hosts a ceremony where a clerk greets a girl before a standing mirror. In the middle band, a sign-language room, a makeup salon with two mirror stations, and a disguise room with false moustaches and a hat all fill their own spaces. Downstairs, a ghostly figure hands papers to a man at a desk with filing cabinets, two women face their reflections at a curved table beneath reunion and disagreement posters, and a shop sells eyebrows and masks. Mirrors repeat faces and frames across the building, so the clues hide in the small differences between rooms.