A Museum Is A Place Where One

Architecture Is Art. I Don't Think You Should Say That Too Much, But It Is Art. I Mean, Architecture Is Many, Many Things. Architecture Is Science, Is Technology, Is Geography, Is Typography, Is Anthropology, Is Sociology, Is Art, Is History. You Know All This Comes Together. Architecture Is A Kind Of Bouillabaisse, An Incredible Bouillabaisse. And, By The Way, Architecture Is Also A Very Polluted Art In The Sense That It's Polluted By Life, And By The Complexity Of Things.

Architecture Is An Imposed Art In Some Ways, Imposed Upon The Public, So People Must Be Sure About What You're Doing. You Have To Be Sure About What You're Doing.

There Is Something About Giving Everything To Your Profession. In Italian, An Obsession Is Not Necessarily Negative. Its The Art Of Putting All Your Energy Into One Thing; Its The Art Of Transforming Even What You Eat For Lunch Into Architecture.

Light Has Not Just Intensity, But Also A Vibration, Which Is Capable Of Roughening A Smooth Material, Of Giving A Three-dimensional Quality To A Flat Surface.

You Have To Accept As An Architect To Be Exposed To Criticism. Architecture Should Not Rely On Full Harmony