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Architecture Is Really About Well-being. I Think That People Want To Feel Good In A Space ... On The One Hand It's About Shelter, But It's Also About Pleasure.

It's Very Important For Cities All Around The World To Reinvent Themselves, And Glasgow Is A Good Example Of That. The Scots Are Very Nice. I Don't Think They Are Burdened By Their History.

A Brilliant Design Will Always Benefit From The Input Of Others.

There Are Some Very Similar Moments In The Early Work Where The Focus Was On Drawing, Abstraction And Fragmentation. Then It Moved To The Development Of Ideas. Lately It Has Become What Architecture Should Be, Which Is More Fluid Organization. There Has Not Been So Much 'a Change' But 'a Development'.

Some People Really Live And Work Within The Same Doctrine, The Same Diagram With The Same Logic.