BUILT ON MEMORIES

Buildings are vessels of human memory, silently carrying the layered stories of those who came before us while absorbing the imprints of our own lives to pass on to future generations. Their walls hold a richness of history, emotion, and cultural imprint that transcends time, allowing us to read and reinterpret the past through space and material. I’m continually fascinated by the idea that architecture may be the closest we come to time travel, a physical and emotional bridge between eras, shaping and shaped by the evolving narrative of human experience.