Summary
This quote suggests that most architects do not have the freedom to turn down or overlook important projects or decisions. It implies that architects often have to take on significant work, whether it aligns with their personal preferences or not, due to factors such as financial constraints, career advancement, or simply the need to maintain a steady stream of projects. This quote highlights the lack of control architects may have over the opportunities that come their way, emphasizing that rejecting substantial opportunities is a luxury only a few can afford.
Topics
Architecture
By Rem Koolhaas