Ever since I can remember, architecture has captivated and inspired me. 

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There’s something profound about how structures—seemingly static—can speak so clearly through the silent language embedded in design: how a building’s lines, shapes, and colors can evoke emotion, frame experience, and express intent.

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To me, architecture isn’t just about shelter or utility—it’s a visual narrative, a story articulated in space. Each detail, from the curve of a wall to the rhythm of windows, feels purposeful—like a sentence in a larger story about culture, identity, and human intention.