Cities Are About Juxtaposition.

Dyslexia, Though, Made Me Realise That People Who Say "but You Can't Do That" Aren't Actually Very Important. I Don't Take "no" Too Seriously.

My Mother Was Very Family-oriented. And I Do Love Being With My Children.

Technology Cannot Be An End In Itself But Must Aim At Solving Long Term Social And Ecological Problems.

It Is My Belief That Exciting Things Happen When A Variety Of Overlapping Activities Designed For All People-the Old And The Young, The Blue And White Collar, The Local Inhabitant And The Visitor, Different Activities For Different Occasions-meet In A Flexible Environment, Opening Up The Possibility Of Interaction Outside The Confines Of Institutional Limits. When This Takes Place, Deprived Areas Welcome Dynamic Places For Those Who Live, Work And Visit; Places Where All Can Participate, Rather Than Less Or More Beautiful Ghettos.

There Is A Jewish Tradition Of Family, Too, But Then Not All Italian Or Jewish Families Are Close.