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Nature does not waste, and neither should we.
We must learn from nature how to use resources efficiently.
Every material has its own language. We need to listen to what it wants to be.
Architects are not artists. We have a social responsibility to serve the public.
We don't want to create monuments, but places for life.
We try to make buildings that respond to the environment, not dominate it.
We are interested in the space between people and objects, and how they interact.
The task of architecture is to make visible how the world touches us.
The power of architecture lies in its ability to move us, to touch us.
The city is a shared house, and we are all its architects.
Architecture is a political act; it shapes how we live together.
Concrete is the marble of our time, a democratic material.
We build not for today, but for how today will be remembered tomorrow.
We don't do style, we do investigations.
Every site has its own genius loci, our job is to listen to it.
The purpose of architecture is to move us.
We don't own the land, we borrow it from our children.
We don't believe in universal solutions. Every problem requires its own answer.
We are not artists. We are architects.