Changing course to change the world

Designing in intentional dissonance with the context means not passively submitting to pre-existences, but trying to establish a lively and innovative dialogue with the surrounding environment. Changing course-stepping out of the box-and creating dissonance is not an act of rebellion for its own sake, but a means of breaking traditional paradigms and proposing something unique, capable of stimulating reflection and new experiences. In a standardized architectural context, a work that defies convention becomes a means of rupture that introduces new perspectives and meanings. It is an enriching dissonance, creating contrasts to bring out new harmonies, because only through innovation can architectural language evolve.