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The Architecture of Unfinished ThingsArun was fourteen when he first drew it—a castle suspended between clouds, its turrets piercing the sky like glass needles. He sketched it in the margins of his maths notebook, during a lesson on quadratic equations he was sure he'd never need. The castle had bridges that connected nothing to nothing, and windows that faced only the sun."It's impractical," his art teacher said, but Arun wasn't listening. He was already inside those walls.Twenty years later, the sketch lived in a cardboard box under his bed. The castle had a name now: Arun & Associates, Award-Winning Architecture