"If a place has a history, the culture will subsiste as traces of memory, and I think if architects were willing to take them into considerations, they would become crucial. Such manual labors as used in the Stone Age would become crucial. That is why architects will be forced to develope a skill to navigate through the world. Unless you know how to swim well, you will be easily drowned. Such a strange era we are in."
in "Interviews with Arata Isozaki in Asia"
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