It not because it didn’t intrigue me, but it’s just that living within an urban city, I was mainly exposed to simple buildings such as condominiums, schools or malls, which hindered me from looking more into the topic.

I was aware that in specifically Greece and Rome, there were a variety of classical architecture styles like the ones what we learned. In this generation, the architecture I would see online would be minimalist designs and not not of the intricate designs that we would discuss in class. 

In high school, I learned how architecture played a big role in some churches around the Philippines for I visited a few during filed trips. 

To be more specific, I personally enjoyed learning more on organic architecture, where the “La Sagrada Familia” by Antoni Guadi was discussed. Guadi used organic architecture in a literal level as he made use of elements coming from nature, (such as flower motives, palm trees and etc.) which showcased work that was intricate and authentic. His work's intricacy is further supported through the smallest details of his work which were all connected to his organic message and motive. 

It also inspired me knowing that his work took more than 128 years to make, as other people have already taken over to devote their time to maintain Guadi’s vision, showcasing how the artist community respect each other’s expressions and dreams.