The Most Difficult Problems Are Naturally Not

The Tubular Steel Chair Is Surely Rational From Technical And Constructive Points Of View. It Is Light, Suitable For Mass Production, And So On. But Steel And Chromium Surfaces Are Not Satisfactory From The Human Point Of View.

We Should Work For Simple, Good, Undecorated Things

Nothing Old Is Ever Reborn, But Neither Does It Totally Disappear. And That Which Has Once Been [born], Will Always Reappear In A New Form.

Modern Architecture Does Not Mean The Use Of Immature New Materials; The Main Thing Is To Refine Materials In A More Human Direction.

We Should Concentrate Our Work Not Only To A Separated Housing Problem But Housing Involved In Our Daily Work And All The Other Functions Of The City.