We Do Pretty Much Whatever We Want

Architecture Is Art, Nothing Else.

I Guess I Can't Be A Great Architect. Great Architects Have A Recognizable Style. But If Every Building I Did Were The Same, It Would Be Pretty Boring.

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.

Scientific Naturalism Is A Story That Reduces Reality To Physical Particles And Impersonal Laws, [and] Portrays Life As A Meaningless Competition Among Organisms That Exist Only To Survive And Reproduce.

We Do Pretty Much Whatever We Want To.