Dear Louis,
"I do not venture to consider myself a pioneer, nor do
I hope that I might justly be classified as a reactionary
architect. I shall be pleased to be taken as a representative
of the high average level of Danish architecture."
(Kay Fisker)
Respectfully,
R
Dear David,
"I like very much the word passion, because it comes
from the Latin passio, which means “suffering.”
(Santiago Calatrava)
Sincerely,
R
Dear Frank,
"Dubbed “the veil and the vault,” the museum’s
design merges the two key programs of the
building: public exhibition space and the storage
that will support The Broad Art Foundation’s
extensive lending activities." (Diller Scofidio)
Sincerely,
R
Dear Peter,
"When I start, my first idea for a building is with
the material. I believe architecture is about that.
It's not about paper, it's not about forms. It's about
space and material.” (Peter Zumthor)
Sincerely,
R
Dear Tadao,
"The architecture for this Protestant Church is centered
by a wide nave arranged with six arches and a bell
tower that symbolically lay importance on the seven
elements, the seven days of creation, the seven churches
of the Orient…" (Ciel Rouge)
Sincerely,
R
Dear John,
"Architects don't take always into account how people find
their way around, or how a building fits into environment, or
how it can make people happy" (Kevin Roche)
Best regards,
R
Dear Eladio,
"The best architecture redefines how things
are going to be, rather than repeating what
has been accepted, or what is already part of
the norm. (Rafael Viñoly)
Respectfully,
R
Dear Mariela,
"The home should be the treasure chest
of living" (Le Corbusier)
Regards,
R
Dear Monica,
"I think it´s an inviting building, I think people will
want to come inside and spend time there, and I really
hope that in some small way it might contribute to a
sense of rejuvenated vigor for moving forward and
living life" (Frank Gehry)
Warm regards,
R
Dear Koji,
"Buildings are forms of performances"
(Rafael Viñoly)
Sincerely,
R
Querida Cristina,
Dear Rem,
Dear Jan H.,
Dear Hans,
"My first experience of architecture was the void of
architecture, then I began to consider how people
might rebuild their homes and cities.”
(Arata Isozaki)
Regards,
R
Dear Pablo,
"Monumentality begins with the ritualization of life."
(Ricardo Bofill)
Sincerely,
R
Dear William,
Dear Sybi,
Dear Kenneth,
Dear Sean,
