Frank Lloyd Wright

The building should be a natural outgrowth of its environment, not an imposition upon it.

The building should be a poem, a song, a story.

The true basis of all art is nature.

The building should be a shelter for the spirit, as well as for the body.

The building should be a reflection of the people who live in it.

The building should be a friend, not a stranger.

The building should be a source of joy, not a burden.

The building should be a work of art, not just a structure.

The building should be a symbol of hope, not despair.

The building should be a place of peace, not conflict.

The building should be a sanctuary, not a prison.

The building should be a living organism, not a dead machine.

The building should be a reflection of the universal order.

The building should be a celebration of life, not a monument to death.

The building should be a testament to the power of human creativity.

The building should be a source of inspiration, not just utility.

The building should be a place where dreams are realized, not just imagined.

The building should be a mirror of the soul.

The building should be a silent symphony of form and space.

The building should be a journey, not just a destination.