Architecture Belongs To Culture, Not To Civilization.

In Almost Every Task Involving Form, There Are Dozens, Often Hundreds Of Contradictory Elements, Which Need To Be Forced To Work In Harmony By Man's Will. This Harmony Can Be Acheived Only Through Art.

Nothing Old Is Ever Reborn, But Neither Does It Totally Disappear. And That Which Has Once Been [born], Will Always Reappear In A New Form.

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.

We Should Work For Simple, Good, Undecorated Things, But Things Which Are In Harmony With The Human Being And Organically Suited To The Little Man In The Street.

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.