I like to pose problems without knowing the solution beforehand. To act on the edge of the abyss, where one has to accept the vertigo produced by the unknown as a permanent state to be able to create new realities. To use materials suitable for the problem posed. To confront projects as an action which looks towards the future. Buildings will be used in the future.
Architecture always builds for the future.
The city needs to renew itself. It must grow inwards, reform itself, recycle itself. This is an ecological problem that does not admit sentimentalism. Otherwise, the Liceo syndrome will develop again. Urban recycling is necessary.