In the human struggle to create a lasting record, architecture represents the most monumental and physical form of chronicle. Structures like the Pyramids of Giza, Stonehenge, and the Pantheon are not merely buildings; they are deliberate, colossal arguments against entropy, designed to outlast their builders, their cultures, and even their languages. They are time capsules crafted from stone, their very forms encoding the beliefs, ambitions, and astronomical understanding of their creators. ...