Architecture has always felt like a quiet anchor in my life.
With a background in architecture and interior from my secondary school years, I learned early on to notice the details — the lines, the textures, the way a building can tell a story without saying a word.
With a background in architecture and interior from my secondary school years, I learned early on to notice the details — the lines, the textures, the way a building can tell a story without saying a word.
'The Water Tower' in the city of Zaragoza, Spain. Designed by architect Enrique de Teresa
'The Water Tower' is the tallest building (76 meters) not only in the city of Zaragoza, but in the entire Aragón region of Spain. It was designed by architect Enrique de Teresa, who wanted the exterior of the building to reflect the shape of a drop of water. The Water Tower, together with the Bridge Pavilion and the Third Millennium Bridge, was the most emblematic and representative of the 2008 Water Exhibition.
Liège-Guillemins railway station. Architect : Santiago Calatrava.
