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Church of the Light and Tadao Ando

When I hear the expression “light and shadow,” the first person who comes to mind is my first architecture professor, Kazim Agabeyov. It was from him that I first learned how important light and shadow are in architecture. In fact, during the first semester of university, one of the subjects we…

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Louis Kahn and Contradictions

I often think about good and evil, virtue and vice, love and hatred. Yet these thoughts never lead me to a definitive conclusion. Throughout my life, I have never met someone who was entirely good or entirely bad. Yes, there have been people who treated me exceptionally well for no apparent reason…

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Kenzo Tange

Recently, during a conversation with architect Abdul Huseynov, whose work I have been following with great interest, he reminded me of something I had forgotten since my university years. Back when we were students, our professors often encouraged us to subscribe to architectural magazines and…

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People Who Remained in the Shadows

Throughout my life, I have encountered many different kinds of people: both good and bad. But over the past year, I have come across far too many people who took advantage of my work and presented my efforts as their own. Apparently, everything I have experienced so far still hasn’t been enough for…