On an architectural design by Santiago Calatrava:

A city is never more fully human than when expertise—our own or someone else's—allows us access to ebullience, lightness and delight.


New York Times [March 3, 2004]


A city is never more fully human than when expertise—our own or someone else's—allows us access to ebullience, lightness and delight.

A city is never more fully human than when expertise—our own or someone else's—allows us access to ebullience, lightness and delight.

A city is never more fully human than when expertise—our own or someone else's—allows us access to ebullience, lightness and delight.

A city is never more fully human than when expertise—our own or someone else's—allows us access to ebullience, lightness and delight.