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In the early 60s he said, "The
individual's desire to build something should not be deterred!
Everyone should be able and have to build and thus be truly
responsible for the four walls in which he lives. And one must
take the risk into the bargain that such a fantastic structure
might collapse later, and one should not and must not shrink from
human sacrifice which this new mode of building demands, perhaps
demands. We must at last put a stop to having people move into
their quarters like chickens and rabbits into their coops."
Extract from the
Mouldiness Manifesto. |
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