We Have Almost A City Has Probably

Architecture Belongs To Culture, Not To Civilization.

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.

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

Human Life Is A Combination Of Tragedy And Comedy. The Shapes And Designs That Surround Us Are The Music Accompanying This Tragedy And This Comedy.

The Best Standardisation Committee In The World Is Nature Herself, But In Nature Standardisation Occurs Mainly In Connection With The Smallest Possible Units: Cells. The Result Is Millions Of Flexible Combinations In Which One Never Encounters The Stereotyped.