Louis Sullivan

The architect must be a man of God, a man of humanity, a man of the universe.

The architect must be a man of all seasons, a man of all times, a man of all places.

The architect must be a man of all things, a man of all people, a man of all life.

The architect must be a man of all worlds, a man of all dimensions, a man of all realities.

The architect must be a man of all possibilities, a man of all potentials, a man of all dreams.

The architect must be a man of all creations, a man of all destructions, a man of all transformations.

The architect must be a man of all beginnings, a man of all endings, a man of all eternities.

The architect must be a man of all questions, a man of all answers, a man of all mysteries.

The architect must be a man of all problems, a man of all solutions, a man of all challenges.

The architect must be a man of all struggles, a man of all triumphs, a man of all victories.

The architect must be a man of all failures, a man of all successes, a man of all achievements.

The architect must be a man of all errors, a man of all corrections, a man of all perfections.

The architect must be a man of all darkness, a man of all light, a man of all colors.

The architect must be a man of all sounds, a man of all silences, a man of all music.

The architect must be a man of all tastes, a man of all smells, a man of all sensations.

The architect must be a man of all feelings, a man of all emotions, a man of all passions.

The architect must be a man of all thoughts, a man of all ideas, a man of all inspirations.

The architect must be a man of all words, a man of all languages, a man of all expressions.

The architect must be a man of all forms, a man of all shapes, a man of all structures.

The architect must be a man of all functions, a man of all purposes, a man of all meanings.