The beauty of architecture lies in its harmonious tension between the abstract fixity of the designed project and the transformation imposed by reality. As it passes through the construction site and through life, the project encounters constraints, materials, unforeseen events, and deviations, revealing the animated and processual nature of architecture. In this transition, the built work does not merely realize an idea, but is enriched through contact with the existing and its concrete character, generating new project possibilities. From form to form. The project thus becomes a critical site of becoming: it engages with reality, with verification, and with redesign; it is the space in which architecture confronts time and regenerates it. The pursuit of a “second spontaneity”, between memory and innovation, opens onto a “temporal depth” that belongs to poetic research and renews the very meaning of building. It is within this tension between the given and the invented that the reflective core of Pamphlet 07 can be discerned.
