Urban Morphology teaches us to see the city as a palimpsest—a manuscript rewritten over time, with traces of each layer still visible. It urges us to look beyond façades and zoning diagrams, to read the cultural sediment embedded in every block, street, and square. Each city wall, courtyard, or axis is not just a design element—it’s a material memory. But in a world of spreadsheets and simulations, can we still hear these older voices beneath the asphalt?