why boundaries???

the world will be in PEACE, when everyone gets a PIECE?
Sometimes a PIECE is not enough to make someone happy, but for others sharing a PIECE makes them so happy.

If we were to look at this earth as a PIECE, than we can say that everyone should be sharing it in happiness... but we cannot say this earth as a PIECE, because we have boundaries!

Why do we have boundaries?

Because everyone will only be happy if they get a PIECE each or if they get so many PIECES.

just a piece of thought..


Who is happy enough to share their PIECE or PIECES with me?

Actually I wanted to make this blog as an architectural study on housing, and I should be looking at all aspects.. holistic approach?

the human trail

I still remember those school days, where each desk in the classroom will have marks made by carvings on the inside of the desks. Some of these carvings bear past students whom used the desks or some have been carved with friends names and comic symbols. When I think about it, it is a clear sign that as human beings we have an instinct of leaving a trail somewhere along our short live.

school desks

Making such markings are not the only way of leaving behind trails by human, there are more ways like documenting ones life through diary(now its blog) and even constructing a monument. Whether its intended for those in the future to see what they have done or just for mere pleasure, this instinctive behavior is definitely building the human trail. We can say it as history but it is also a journey, because eventually what has started will end.

moving house

Actually I'm not going to go into human history in details, but what I really am interested in looking closely at is the evolution of human built spaces. Are the built spaces of human beings has evolved from a single home into a metropolitan? Because nowadays people always like to use the word 'hometown'. What is 'home' to us? Why do we need a 'home'? Does a 'home' should be in certain forms or does it have to accommodate certain functions?



Can we call everything in the built environment as a home?