architect, professor, and theorist from The French Architectural School of Public Works
For a building to be appropriate, it must be solid, healthy, and comfortable.
William MorrisEnglish theorist, textile designer, poet, novelist, translator, and socialist activist
architecture is the sum of modifications and alterations introduced into the land in order to satisfy human needs.
Adolf Loos
Austrian architect and theorist
The house covers a need [...] Shouldn't architecture be understood outside the art?
Frank Lloyd Wright
American architect, theorist, urban planner
"Architecture is the scientific art of making structure express ideas
Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris
Le Corbusier, he was a French architect, theorist, urban planner, space designer, painter, sculptor, and man of letters
Architecture is the starting point for anyone who wants to take humanity towards a better future
Louis Kahn
Who was a renowned American architect of his time
the ponderous creation of spaces
Carlos Scarpa
Italian intellectual, artist, architect, and designer
The value of a work is its expression. When something is well expressed, its value becomes very high.
Mathias Goeritz
Mexican sculptor, poet, art historian, architect, and painter
art and also architecture are a reflection of the spiritual state of human being in his/her time.
Paul Rudolph
American architect
architecture is the art of the possible
Otl Aicher
a German graphic designer and typographer
They are in danger of becoming accomplices of fashions and they are no longer derived from argument and reasoning such as science and technique
Juan Calduch Cervera
Spanish architect, theoretician, writer, and professor
Construction as technique is the way to dominate our environment to turn it into architecture.
Rem Koolhaas
Dutch architect, architectural theorist, urbanist, and professor
architecture is a chaotic adventure. There is no determined field that generates the architecture, but it is an interrelation of many activities that are merged in a way in which it can’t be determined
