As Long as the Sea Lasts

Ureki is shaped less by the need to live than by the need to serve visitors. Architecture, commerce, hotel routine, even the organization of space itself take on a secondary role. The town is built around a brief moment of use.

In the colder months, that form reaches its limit. It remains, but it does not turn into a living environment that can outlast its own function. Ureki reveals itself as a spatial form of dependence. The sea remains the only constant.