Culture is relevant so long as it exists over a defined period of time, beyond which it becomes history.

Human DNA is ultimately our individual identity; a form of human barcode.

The tragedy in any nation’s rising architectural consciousness is the lack of differentiation between conservation and duplication.

It is inevitable that communication will ultimately destroy vernacular.

The philosopher cannot seriously put to himself questions that his civilization has not lived.

The younger ones, then passionate and puritanic, probably never knew that their urbanite fantasies would emerge as super erectiles of twisted metal and over-stretched concrete.