Even A Brick Wants To

If People Want To See Beaux-arts, It's Fine With Me. I'm Interested In Good Architecture As Anybody Else.

Greek Architecture Taught Me That The Column Is Where The Light Is Not, And The Space Between Is Where The Light Is. It Is A Matter Of No-light, Light, No-light, Light. A Column And A Column Brings Light Between Them. To Make A Column Which Grows Out Of The Wall And Which Makes Its Own Rhythm Of No-light, Light, No-light, Light: That Is The Marvel Of The Artist.

Architects In Planning Rooms Today Have Forgotten Their Faith In Natural Light. Depending On The Touch Of A Finger To A Switch, They Are Satisfied With Static Light And Forget The Endlessly Changing Qualities Of Natural Light, In Which A Room Is A Different Room Every Second Of The Day.

Architecture Is What Nature Cannot Make. Architecture Is Something Unnatural But Not Something Made Up.

Even A Brick Wants To Be Something