None Of Us Has Invented The House;

If Architecture Had Nothing To Do With Art, It Would Be Astonishingly Easy To Build Houses, But The Architect's Task - His Most Difficult Task - Is Always That Of Selecting.

That Is The Artistic Task: To Choose The Best From These Solutions.

The Primary Factor Is Proportions.

It May Sound Affected - But It Is The Act Of Creation Itself, And It Is Equally Exhilarating Whether One Is Working On A Teaspoon Or A National Bank.

That Business Of Relaxation, Which Is So Terribly Modern Today, Is All Good And Well, But My Work Interests Me So Much, And Is So Varied, That Many Times It Seems Relaxing When I Go From One Aspect To Another.