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MY VISION
Architecture in its various forms has been created by humans almost immediately after their appearance on earth, gradually perfected over the centuries. Already in the roman time the architecture reached a quality and complexion that we still admire today. In this epoch Vitruvius explained with three words the qualities that architecture must have, Firmitas, Utilitas, Venustas, which means Solidity, Usefulness and Beauty. An architect should think about the form, not in prior, but as a container where all the necessaries of a building exist in harmony. A viable structure, a low energy-consummation, the use of materials harmless to the human being and a good placement in the surrounding area while respecting the traditions of the place. To fulfill all of these needs is the real beauty of the art of building. Good architecture should always protect the people inside from all the powers of nature. Good architecture should outlive the human who built it. Good architecture should leave a memory but also be used throughout the history.
