I guess - there's this joke about the first Jewish president. His mother is invited to the inauguration and she doesn't want to come, even though her son is President. But the President tells her, I'll bring you up on Air Force One. From an early age I was interested in something that had to do with my hands, and drawing, and building things. I was always good at math.
Architecture has to do with analyses and subjectivity.
Most people talk about the other sides of architecture, but I'm a fiend for the kind of thinking that leads to extraordinary things because you're objective. Not that leads to boxes because you're objective, but which leads to extraordinary things. Tell me why you did that. Most people say a form should be based on some logic, but that's absolutely wrong. The organization of the building should be based on some logic, and some other parts, but the building can have wings and colors and anything if that does not affect the other parts of the building which are logic-based.