I Tell You, It Is

Nothing Is As Dangerous In Architecture As Dealing With Separated Problems. If We Split Life Into Separated Problems We Split The Possibilities To Make Good Building Art.

Just As It Takes Time For A Speck Of Fish Spawn To Develop Into A Fully Grown Fish, So, Too, We Need Time For Everything That Develops And Crystallizes In The World Of Ideas. Architecture Demands More Of This Time Than Other Creative Work.

I Do Not Write, I Build.

We Should Concentrate Our Work Not Only To A Separated Housing Problem But Housing Involved In Our Daily Work And All The Other Functions Of The City.

The Ultimate Goal Of The Architect...is To Create A Paradise. Every House, Every Product Of Architecture... Should Be A Fruit Of Our Endeavour To Build An Earthly Paradise For People.