00:01Where is the architecture? What is the architecture?
00:07Modify the environment is very powerful.
00:10It's a very addictive power.
00:12It's tremendous, we say.
00:14It's to pass from intangible to tangible.
00:16The architecture begins with the thought,
00:18and it seems like there is no clear idea today.
00:21And that's why we talk about uncertainty.
00:23It's a very substantial change
00:26because what we have to do is learn to think of another way.
00:30In the public spaces, you are generating a kind of story
00:41that will make you live to the user that will come.
00:44An interiorist, what you have to generate,
00:46are spaces.
00:47It's the same as if the coffee shop is green or green.
00:49The person activates that space
00:51and starts to feel it.
00:53But above all, activate it.
00:54That when you go to the professional,
00:56you get ready to go to that space.
01:00We think about the cemetery as a dialogue with nature.
01:14Enric Miralles is probably the most similar thing
01:17that I've known as a young Mozart.
01:19He wakes up passion.
01:20It's very magical.
01:21It's very magical.
01:22It's very magical.
01:28It's very magical.
01:29No one should be able to speak to us.
01:30Hoy we are, we aren't any of them,
01:31we are not visible once.
01:32Here are some people who do it.
01:33We are.
01:34It's very magical.
01:35The capacity that an architect has to organize life to someone is enormous.
01:41I think there are architects who can be very interesting and others, in turn, very dangerous.
01:48Through architecture we can give people dignity. It's our responsibility.
01:54The important thing is to serve others.
01:57And I think architects are people who want to dream the dreams of others, not their own.
02:05We are in a moment where the star architect is totally in crisis.
02:12And now we are making an architecture that has to demonstrate that it is a humilde, simple and that serves the society.
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