'The roots of our understanding of architecture are in our childhood, in our youth: they reside in our biography. We ask ourselves what we liked then, what impressed us, moved us in that house, in that city, and why. How the space was arranged, the place, what it looked like, what smell there was in the environment, how my footsteps sounded, how my voice resounded, how the ground felt under my feet, the doorknob in my hand, how the light was on the facades, the brightness of the walls (...)