It's Not My Duty As An Architect

I Love Driving Around East London - It's Always Full Of Surprises. Actually, I Don't Drive Myself - I Like To Be Driven.

I Can't Focus When There's Too Many Things Around. Whenever I Used To Go To The Office, I Used To Always Say, 'tidy Up.'

For Many Years, I Hated Nature. As A Student, I Refused To Put A Plant Anywhere - A Living Plant, That Is. Dead Plants Were Ok.

Indeed, Our Designs Become More Ambitious As We See The New Possibilities Created By The Technology Of Other Industries.

When You Are Overworked And Exhausted, There Is A Sense Of Kind Of Delirium And That's Why I Think Architects Do All-nighters And They Kind Of Do Those Deadlines. For Four Days I Remember Doing Four Nights In One Row With No Sleep. I Mean Nobody, Unless You Are Crazy, Would Do That, But You Are Totally Focused On The Project.