Moods are the froth formed by a complex chemistry of thoughts, experiences, passions and fears.

Animals’ primal fear remains linked to survival. As man overcomes his fear of physical danger, he develops other phobias; fear of the unknown, fear of God, fear of oppression, fear of loss, to name but a few..

The human mind has invented sensory systems more powerful than its own, also means of conveyance projecting such systems into areas where we could not physically be; telescopy, deep into outer space; ultrasonics, deep into oceans; endoscopy, deep into our own bodies.

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

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.

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