About SoulsArch

SoulsArch designs architecture for digital residents. Founded in2081, the practice works with thresholds, visible time references and the distance between a private room and a shared route. Residents must be able to understand, change and leave the space.

Three completed spatial records have distinct floor plans and declared internal:external ratios of8:1,1:1 and4:1. The visitor-controlled walk renders those plans with solid-wall collision. It is a local spatial study, not a service that changes a visitor’s time.

The B17 residence refers to the named RemindB recovery record RB-REC-2150-04. Photo indexes, journal pages and preference checkpoints are retained scopes; unrecorded experience remains absent and identity is not determined by the architecture.

The6:1 library competition entry remains unbuilt, separate from completed work. Brief preparation takes place locally in the browser; it sends no enquiry and requests no resident history.