On the one hand, it is a smooth way of doing things, and on the other hand, it emphasizes Quality, not quantity, and points out that three or four representative works are more worthy of pride than fifty or sixty buildings. A smiling IM Pei can be everybody's peach. On the other hand, Louis Kahn, a man from Estonia, whose surname was Shmalowsky, may have died in a Tolstoy-like manner out of the stubbornness and madness unique to his Eastern European blood. end of life. Lous' wife said in an interview, I used to say to Lou, "you know, Lou, if you would put some of your energy into making money, you'd be a billionaire." Money was something that was there. He kept saying, and unfortunately, my daughter, who's also an artist, says the same thing. "But mother, it's only money." And he owned nothing. He didn't believe in owning anything. Books and neckties. Other than that, nothing. ” The last Bangladeshi building cried. He gave us democracy. He is not a political man. But in disguise, he has given us the institution for democracy from where we can rise. And that weight is so relevant.
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