Architecture has always been a profound passion of mine; it is the embodiment of human experience. To understand, feel, and truly inhabit a space is to unlock its transformative potential, to elevate a simple structure into a place that resonates with the soul. Architecture, to me, is an art of problem solving—an art that transcends mere form and material, manifesting itself as a lived experience, a journey through space that challenges and shapes the way we perceive the world. It is the profound possibility of crafting spaces that stir memory, provoke thought, and alter the very essence of how we live that draws me to this field. As Bjarke Ingels once wisely remarked, “Architecture is about trying to make the world a little more like our dreams.” Through this lens, architecture becomes not only the creation of physical spaces but the weaving of dreams into the fabric of reality.