He says in those days, Tech architecture students did not receive much exposure to literature or the arts or anything outside the technical realm. Penn was the antithesis to Tech then. All of a sudden I was exposed to the humanities. You could audit any course you wanted to. I would sit in on courses in religion and psychology and art.
Architecture is a balance of business and art.
It takes both of those things to succeed. There is certainly art in architecture. But there is certainly business in architecture. The success that we have had in this firm is largely attributable to the fact that we had a great balance of business and design and technology. Each of the principals focused on one of those three areas.