Heritage Modernism; The Journey of Ega Tireh; An Architectural Novel Gerardo Broissin Covarrubias, José Luis Alvarez Tinajero, and Thelma Blake  This is not just an architecture book. It’s a rift. An uncomfortable whisper between the walls of 25 years of practice. Here, 58 built projects are presented, arranged with the logic of time. But between every line and every drawing, something else slips through: a suspicion. A resistance. An unresolved question.  Thirty texts—written without permission and unafraid of disappointment—accompany this journey. They do not explain, nor justify. They interrogate. They dismantle comfortable narratives. They expose award-winning fictions. They mock ego and complacency. They celebrate doubt as a design method.  This book is a construction log, but also a testimony of unrest. A cartography of what we have done and, more importantly, what we are no longer willing to do.  Between drawings and words, the reader will find architecture.  But they will also find silence,