For centuries, creative individuals have utilized nature as a source of inspiration in creating art, including architecture. By studying the natural world, we have developed a basic understanding of its geometric patterns and principles. Through this approach, we have aimed to create possible simple architectural solutions that define three-dimensional space. Since nature is constantly changing, it is essential that architecture follows suit and adapts to these changes. By doing so, we can achieve a more dynamic and organic architecture.

​

The pure essence of nature inspires a sense of devotion and love for everything around us. This devotion leads to a sense of freedom, which is rooted in our instinctual need for shelter. While architecture has evolved from this basic instinct, we continue to strive for a deeper understanding of our existence and our relationship with nature. Our architectural principles are derived from our observations of the natural world.

​

However, our understanding of nature is limited, which can lead to uncertainty and despair in our designs. The pursuit of absolute knowledge is a never-ending journey, as we attempt to comprehend the infinite space, time, and life force that surrounds us. Although these questions may not have a definitive answer, we embrace the journey and strive to create architecture that seamlessly merges the natural world with our own self-nature.