There Is Always A Point When One

On The Other Hand, I Don't Understand The Enthusiasm For Everything In The Antique Shop That Grandma Threw Out. There, The Sense Of Quality Has Declined; Otherwise Grandma Wouldn't Have Thrown It Out.

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.

If A Building Becomes Architecture, Then It Is Art.

There Is Always A Point When One Senses Ones Lack Of Skill, The Doubt

People Buy A Chair, And They Don't Really Care Who Designed It.