This project explores architecture as a living, evolving system. Inspired by the life cycle of fungi, mycelium becomes a metaphor for spatial growth—absorbing the past and generating new forms. A model emerges from the ruins, where two artists inhabit and create, drawing from the site’s memory. The new parasitizes the old, not to erase it, but to give it new life. Through this process, architecture becomes a continuation of history, rooted in decay yet full of potential.