The design began as a simple weave—an intricate interplay of threads that hinted at structure through rhythm and repetition. This tactile pattern was then abstracted into a series of diagrams, where the flow and interconnection of lines were studied and refined. From these diagrams, a physical structure emerged, its form echoing the logic and texture of the original weave. What began as a study in materiality evolved into architecture, and the structure was ultimately given purpose as the headquarters of a water plant in an imaginary city. There, it came to symbolize the city's lifeblood—its water system—a woven network sustaining both life and infrastructure.