When I Came To America In The

The American Attitude Towards Efficiency And Execution Should Always Underlie Architecture.

Higher Ceilings Allow The Use Indirect Lighting, Which Is Much Healthier And Reduces Glare.

Sometimes I Have To Accept A Job I Don't Really Want. Hardly Anybody Comes Up To You With A Commission; It's All Competitions These Days.

America Has Always Imported History.

It's My Goal To Make A Building As Immaterial As Possible. Architecture Is A Very Material Thing. It Takes A Lot Of Resources, So Why Not Eliminate What You Don't Need As Long As You're Able To Achieve The Same Result?