We understand abstract ideas through the physical world around us. By relying on scale, form, and tangible references, we grasp complex concepts like time and space — measuring time through hours and seconds, and space through dimensions and proportions. Architecture offers a powerful way to experience these abstract realities.

As Louis I. Kahn stated, “Architecture has no presence but exists as the realization of the spirit,” a philosophy we strongly embrace. As architects, our goal is to create designs that feel both timeless and conceptual, where time is expressed through aging and space is defined by edges and boundaries. This physical expression of infinity lies at the heart of architecture, and from this perspective, our journey through time and space, “DDSafe,” begins.