Quote by Frank Lloyd Wright

All fine architectural values are human vales, else not valuable.

All fine architectural values are human vales, else not valu

Summary

This quote suggests that the worth and significance of architectural designs lie in their ability to reflect and cater to human needs, preferences, and values. It implies that architecture should prioritize and embrace elements that are essential to human well-being, such as functionality, comfort, and aesthetics. By asserting that architectural values that do not align with human values are not valuable, the quote emphasizes the importance of creating spaces and structures that are meaningful and enriching for individuals and communities.

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Architecture

By Frank Lloyd Wright

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