When reflecting on my professional journey, I have come to understand that design is a pure expression of appreciation for life itself.

To touch the ground, water, and air is a sacred act—one that demands deep contemplation and responsibility toward the well-being of humans, animals, plants, nature, and the spiritual essence that binds them all. Every design decision carries meaning, consequence, and respect for life in all its forms.

Design is the art of managing countless vectors—space, time, activity, passion, and resources—into a coherent and meaningful whole. Through this process, indefinite possibilities are transformed into habitable, useful, and purposeful spaces, where dreams are carefully shaped into reality. At times, these dreams must be seen through the wisdom of our ancestors; at other times, through the innocence and curiosity of a child.

Through this understanding, I have come to see that Architecture is not merely a profession, but a belief system—Architecture is a Religion.