"It is not always clear whether we are using our position to engage in an intellectual discourse or an incredible ego free-for-all. Unfortunately, we have not been able to provide any dignity to the profession due to our complete technical inability to conquer market pressures and our willingness to be totally manipulated."
Eisenman: “The slowness required to find and understand meaning in architecture no longer has any attraction…In the notion of partial figuration and difficulty of reading comes the notion of 'affect' — the physical and sensual idea of people in space… At some point we need to make people more in touch, in the affective sense, with their physical environment” Architecture Week | Previously | Discuss
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