“Exact factual contents must be brought together; buildings must be thought of as complexes whose details have been rightly identified and put into a factual relationship to each other". This relationship creates a dialogue with the user/visitor of the building. Good architecture should receive the human visitor, should enable him to experience it, live it but should not constantly talk at him. Buildings can have a beautiful silence that can be associated with attributes such as composure, self-evidence, durability, presence and integrity and with warmth and sensuousness.”

 

Buildings are accepted by our surroundings if they can appeal to our emotions and minds in various ways. Since our feelings and understanding are rooted in the past, our sensuous connection with a building must respect the process of remembering. We must construct a radical system of approach that enables us to see the work of architecture as a focal point from different angles simultaneously: historically, aesthetically, functionally, personally, passionately.