The Automobile Is The Greatest Catastrophe In

Ninety-eight Percent Are Boxes, Which Tells Me That A Lot Of People Are In Denial. We Live And Work In Boxes. People Don't Even Notice That. Most Of What's Around Us Is Banal. We Live With It. We Accept It As Inevitable. People Say, "this Is The World The Way It Is, And Don't Bother Me." Then When Somebody Does Something Different, Real Architecture, The Push-back Is Amazing. People Resist It. At First It's New And Scary.

I Call Myself A Traditionalist, Although I Have Fought Against Tradition All My Life.

The Automobile Is The Greatest Catastrophe In The Entire History Of City Architecture.

Doing A House Is So Much Harder Than Doing A Skyscraper.

I Used To Think That Each Phase Of Life Was The End. But Now That My View On Life Is More Or Less Fixed, I Believe That Change Is A Great Thing. In Fact, It's The Only Real Absolute In The World.