Armenians have long seen themselves as the heirs of a mythical lineage: the builders who, legend says, rebelled against Babylon and left the Tower long before the confusion of tongues.

Whether taken as history or allegory, that origin story reveals how Armenians understand their place in the world — as hereditary creators and technological rebels who ignore vertical hierarchies and instead create horizontal, collaborative, relationship-driven structures.

Scattered across the globe yet connected like constellations, the Armenian network forms a decentralized, radiant architecture — where the sun, quite literally, never sets on its builders