Buildings are now responsible for 40% of all carbon emissions in the world today. As governments continue to strive for economic growth annually, natural resources continue to deplete. We live in a globalised economy where cities and urbanisation are fundamental to the ways in which societies function. It is vital therefore that the built environment is not only reflective of the natural world but helps to give back more than it consumes. Without many of us knowing, architecture is bound to the formation of human systems. It holds the power to change the ways in which we inhabit space, enhance our cultural means and pave our future pathways.“We design for the present, with an awareness of the past, for a future which is essentially unknown” - Norman FosterThis Instagram account aims to raise awareness for the world we live in through documentation and studies of spaces, faces and the importance of leaving no wasteful traces. Follow IG: @space.faces.no.traces