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In a vast cosmos of perpetual surroundings, our built environment triumphs as an utterly inspirational and damning phenomenon. The cold touch of concrete, the mystery of shadow or the fragrance of age penetrates our every memory. Each architectural nuance influences our human character. The sensitivity to our corporeal senses perceives rhythms in our imagination. Ethically, we must evolve our awareness to the built environment, for architecture is more complex than the mere geometrics or the visual extraordinaire that we initially presumed. It is a passive entity heralding delight or dominating mankind.
But is architecture truly static or can it be an event?
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