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There are always more questions than answers. An answer to one question leads to another question, which leads to another answer, and so on, in a chicken-and-egg endless chain. This is a good thing because it fuels progress, and without it, there would be no science, no art and certainly no architecture. Asking questions is the basic tool of architecture.
HOW MANY ARCHITECTS DOES IT TAKE TO CHANGE A LIGHTBULB?
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO CALL YOURSELF AN ARCHITECT?
WHAT KIND OF LIFE PARTNERS DO ARCHITECTS MAKE?
SHOULDN’T ARCHITECTURE BE (MORE) EXCITING? Part I
SHOULDN’T ARCHITECTURE BE (MORE) EXCITING? Part II