Now, The Downside To Conservation Is That

But Inspiration? - That's When You Come Home From Abroad And Are Asked: Well, Have You Found Inspiration? - And Fortunately You Haven't. But The Impressions Sink In, Of Course, And May Emerge Later: None Of Us Has Invented The House; That Was Done Many Thousands Of Years Ago.

Architecture Tends To Consume Everything Else, It Has Become One's Entire Life.

With A Painter Or A Sculptor, One Cannot Begin To Alter His Works, But An Architect Has To Put Up With Anything, Because He Makes Utility Objects - The Building Is There To Be Used, And Times Change.

Carrying Out The Thing, Getting It To The Point When One Might Say: There, Now It Is Good - That Point Is Hard To Reach. Often, One Sets Very High Goals For Oneself. Perhaps Too High.

But I Think That Parents Who Criticise Their Children Too Much Are In Fact Better Than Parents Who Praise Their Children Too Much.