Cycle

About project

The architect can be compared to a gardener who not only possesses knowledge about plant growth and cultivation, but also the skill to prune with precision, maintaining the garden’s tidiness and vitality. While carefully deciding which plants to keep and which to remove, even the most refined adjustments for reuse often treat discarded materials like weeds destined for recycling. While uprooted or cut plants slowly wither, building components removed from structures can find a new life, revived in other spaces.