What Home Really Means to People Like Us- Umesh Gowda
Growing up, I never thought much about architecture. But I always noticed how certain homes made me feel- calmer, warmer, more grounded. Some places simply had a way of holding you, even if you didn’t have the words for it then. As I grew older, I realised something important: people don’t remember a home for its ceiling height or its tiles. They remember how it made them feel during the most ordinary moments. The morning light in the kitchen. The corner where they sat after a long day. The sound of kids playing in the corridor. These are the things that...
