Exploring the dynamic intersection of abstraction and the act of making, this approach sees architecture not merely as the formulation of designs but as a philosophical inquiry into the nature of creation. Rooted in the theory of making, it embraces a process where design emerges through material engagement and experimentation, guided not by rigid constraints but by the fluid interplay of chance and intention. Rather than imposing control, it navigates the evolving dialogue between thought and matter, where each act of construction is both an exploration and a revelation. In this way, architecture transcends mere form-making, becoming an inquiry into the essence of transformation itself.