I Do Not Write, I Build.

It Is The Task Of The Architect To Give Life A Gentler Structure.

Nothing Old Is Ever Reborn, But Neither Does It Totally Disappear. And That Which Has Once Been [born], Will Always Reappear In A New Form.

In Almost Every Task Involving Form, There Are Dozens, Often Hundreds Of Contradictory Elements, Which Need To Be Forced To Work In Harmony By Man's Will. This Harmony Can Be Acheived Only Through Art.

Form Must Have A Content, And That Content Must Be Linked With Nature.

I Tell You, It Is Easier To Build A Grand Opera Or A City Center Than To Build A Personal House.