The Very Essence Of Architecture Consists Of

We Should Work For Simple, Good, Undecorated Things, But Things Which Are In Harmony With The Human Being And Organically Suited To The Little Man In The Street.

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

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

The Most Difficult Problems Are Naturally Not Involved In The Search For Forms For Contemporary Life. It Is A Question Of Working Our Way To Forms Behind Which Real Human Values Lie.

We Should Work For Simple, Good, Undecorated Things