I Do What I Think Is Right.

When I Talk With People, I Don't Even See What They Are Wearing . . . No, I Recognize It If It's Something Particularly Nice And Interesting. I See The Exception.

Fashion Fosters Cliches Of Beauty, But I Want To Tear Them Apart.

When You Want To Do Something That Is Challenging Or Interesting Or New, You Never Find The Place. All The Places Are Obvious Or Old Or Generic. And So You Realize That The Role Of Architecture Is Fundamental.

You Have To Always Work Against What You Did Before, And Even Against Your Taste.

The Younger Generations Have Their Own Ideas, They Have Their Own Projects. When They Talk, I Am Always Surprised How Much More Lucid And Cultivated They Are And How They See Things In A Way That Is Much More Complex Than, For Example, Other Generations Did.