RAAAF INTERVIEW
“We often run into something where our ideas are triggered by a place or a societal challenge, and we conduct experiments to investigate possible, valid alternatives for the living environment of the future. The architectural world seldom offers people the freedom to experiment on the basis of personal fascinations, so they are forced to concede to the client’s requirements and to accept compromises.
CRITICAL ARCHITECTURE FOCUS ON
No art form is more tightly entwined with society than architecture. Of course, that is inherent to its functionality. We need architecture to live in and work in, for our relaxation and for our health. Implicit to this interweaving is that all the challenges facing society are equally applicable to architecture.