Architects are the builders of our hopes and dreams.It?s their visions of Australia that we live in. If we are what we build, we put great trust in the mind of the architect. Timothy Hill, architect: The potential of architecture is simply to enable things to happen. The idea is to enhance, not restrict. And it's the flip side of being an architect and being blamed for things that go wrong and look bad and of course you are never thanked for things that are so successfully perceptually inbuilt that you don?t even notice that they are there and that?s probably one of the greatest architectural moments when you can give to someone something that they don?t even know how good that is. Brian Donovan, architect: Pure pleasure just through experience. What gives an architect the confidence to produce a great Australian building? A good site, a flexible council, tolerant neighbours or a gifted builder. But most of all a brave client with a lot of money. Timothy Hill: If the client comes to the architect because we?ve got more telephone numbers than they have, or because they see us as this medium by which we can enable their highly specific dreams to come true, then we?re not going to be able to have a constructive relationship with them. Brian Donovan: Clients rely on the architects professionally and enable them to do things and have the expectation that an architect can actually show them whole lots of things that they