Objects Are Made To Be Completed By

True Architecture Exists Only Where Man Stands In The Center.

It Is The Task Of The Architect To Give Life A Gentler Structure.

Architecture Is Not Merely National But Clearly Has Local Ties In That It Is Rooted In The Earth.

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.

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.