Architecture

Let’s imagine the world is ending — not the dramatic, meteor-screaming-down kind of ending. But something slower. Like a faucet that keeps dripping long after the pipes have burst. The temperature has shifted two degrees too far. Your groceries have doubled in price and halved in nutrition. The street lights…

Somewhere along the way, in the great architectural race to pierce the skies and kiss the clouds, we forgot one small thing: Mother Nature never signed off on the blueprints. And if you’ve noticed the earth rumbling lately, the winds howling a little louder, the oceans inching closer — well,…

Some cities whisper. Others hum. And then there are those that crackle—alive, tangled, unpredictable, like the city never really stopped growing, just kept twisting around whatever stood in its way. These are the cities that don’t follow straight lines or logical grids. They spill. They fold. They forget where they…

So, you’ve stumbled upon a mysterious pocket watch tucked inside a crumbling book in the corner of a forgotten library wing. Naturally, you press the shiny button (because who wouldn’t?), and suddenly—whoosh—you’re a time traveler. But not just any time traveler. You’re an architectural time traveler. Your job? To flit…

“Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.” It begins, as all great fairy tales do, with a wall. He doesn’t knock. He doesn’t ask. He just appears like a stencil-slinging ghost in the night, armed with spray cans and existential dread, and blesses the wall with a rat,…

Houses are not just houses. Not in horror films. They are breathing, watching, waiting. Their walls have ears, their floors whisper secrets, and their doorways always seem wider when you’re alone. The Conjuring. Insidious. These aren’t just stories about ghosts; they are stories about space—about how architecture itself conspires against…