No. I Don't Have The Patience, And

I Have Always Appreciated Those Who Dare To Experiment With Materials And Proportions.

My Earliest Memory Of Architecture, I Was Perhaps 6 Or 7 Years Old, Was Of My Aunt Building A House In Mosul In The North Of Iraq. The Architect Was A Close Friend Of My Father's And He Used To Come To Our House With The Drawings And Models. I Remember Seeing The Model In Our Living Room And I Think It Triggered Something, As I Was Completely Intrigued By It.

In Hospital, People Should Be Able To Have Time To Themselves.

Architecture Is Really About Well-being. I Think That People Want To Feel Good In A Space ... On The One Hand It's About Shelter, But It's Also About Pleasure.

There Are 360 Degrees, So Why Stick To One?