Rethinking Decay: Is Architectural Aging Always a One-Way Street? In contemporary architecture, the concept of progress often implies building new, sleeker, and more efficient structures. But what happens when we flip the narrative? What if architecture wasn’t just about forward momentum—but also about reverse movement, intentional aging, and the aesthetic of deterioration? “Architecture in Reverse” … Continue reading Architecture in Reverse: What Happens When Buildings Age Backwards?