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A A poem is a poem, a building is a building, architecture is architecture, music is... it's all structure. Essential. I use it as language. Architects are organically responsible today to have their language run parallel with their structure. You know what I'm getting at? The new edge in architecture. I cannot do a building without building a new repertoire of characters of stories of language and it's all parallel. It's not just building per se. It's building worlds. -John Q. Hejduk (The Architect Who Drew Angels, interview by David Shapiro, in: 'Architecture and Urbanism', nr.244 (januari 1991), p.61 |
