The topic for the spectrum of architecture study and design for master's program at Cornell has been far beyond the limitation to building technology and forms. It is only and always revolving around the same topic which is what forms we are thinking about. It's about epistemology and phenomenology without limiting our vision to architecture. It seems that architecture here could be anything and people here believe that there is always something that has not been manifested and the approach they choose is different territories of investigation in architecture. Discourse, Ecology, Representation and Urbanism all explore how architecture could lead us and/or we lead architecture to a potential result of a certain society or natural structure. The degree book tries to conclude the architectural exploration I have at Cornell University to the certain structure which in my case is forever composed of nows.