And Where I Grew Up In Australia,

In Japan, Australia, And England There Is Such A Strong Youth Culture.

I Have To Confess That I'm In A Constant State Of Evolution In Terms Of The Way I Feel About It. When I Was Doing Early Pieces, I Wasn't Exactly In Love With The Idea Of Building The Stuff. I Could Do It Because I Had The Skills, But I Really Did It Because I Couldn't Find Anyone Else To Build It For Me.

Then I Started To Do Furniture And Interiors For A Friend And Just To Get Stuff In A Magazine, And Then Slowly Started To Build Up And Started To Doing Exhibitions.

One Of The Great Things About Design Is That It's Truly International. No One In The Design Industry Would Say, "this Country Is Mine," Or "i Will Make It Look This Way Because It's For An American Market And That Way For A Chinese Market." If You Look At All Of The Apple Products, They Are The Same Everywhere . . . I Mean, I Can't Deny That I Love Traveling. It's A Very Healthy Thing To Be Able To Appreciate Other Cultures - Or At Least Witness Them Firsthand. And All Of That Goes Into Helping Someone Be A Good Designer, Because It's An International Business.

Doing Anything In Japan As A Sort Of Architecture - Related Project Is Just Fantastic Because They Do Everything So Perfectly And So Quickly. It's Unlike Anywhere Else In The World.