Life Is More Important Than Architecture.

I Was Attracted By The Curve — The Liberated, Sensual Curve Suggested By The Possibilities Of New Technology Yet So Often Recalled In Venerable Old Baroque Churches.

It Was The Drawing That Led Me To Architecture, The Search For Light And Astonishing Forms.

The Architect's Role Is To Fight For A Better World, Where He Can Produce An Architecture That Serves Everyone And Not Just A Group Of Privileged People.

Architecture Will Always Express The Technical And Social Progress Of The Country In Which It Is Carried Out. If We Wish To Give It The Human Content That It Lacks, We Must Participate In The Political Struggle.

Here, Then, Is What I Wanted To Tell You Of My Architecture. I Created It With Courage And Idealism, But Also With An Awareness Of The Fact That What Is Important Is Life, Friends And Attempting To Make This Unjust World A Better Place In Which To Live.